| 1. Doggie Joe - The Carlisles |
| 2. I'll Have Myself a Ball - Merle Travis |
| 3. Go, Boy Go |
| 4. Eternity |
| 5. Rocket to the Moon - Moon Mullican |
| 6. Catfish Boogie |
| 7. Boogie Woogie Baby |
| 8. That's All Right - Marty Robbins |
| 9. You Won't Believe This - The Maddox Brothers & Rose |
| 10. Long John Boogie |
| 11. Hep Cat Baby - Eddy Arnold |
| 12. Salty Boogie - Little Jimmy Dickens |
| 13. Cadillac in Model "A" - Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys |
| 14. Waitin' for My Baby (Rock Rock) - Hawkshaw Hawkins |
| 15. Juke Joint Johnny |
| 16. Hayride Boogie - Tillman Franks |
| 17. If You Ain't Lovin' (You Ain't Livin') - Faron Young |
| 18. Pin Ball Boogie - Red Foley |
| 19. Go Man Go, Get Gone |
| 20. Cat Music |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
No better way to start this series of Pre-Elvis country/R&B hybrids than with the old guard - crazy cats who had been at it for years, gleefully confusing both racial boundaries and radio programmers and influencing everything that was to become Rockabilly! Everyone from Bill Haley to Elvis to Marc Bolan (who outrageously nicked 'Hayride Boogie' lock stock and barrel for his 'I Love To Boogie'!) has their roots in these songs. The rise of the Hillbilly Cat Supreme (Yeah, Elvis!) has overshadowed the role of these pioneers but here, in spectacular sound and beautiful packaging, is absolute Boogie heaven! An amazing country truckload of prime hillbilly boogie. Beautifully remastered and packaged with tons of memorabilia and detailed notes laid on by the king of the rockers, Dave Penny. A must for all lovers of Americana, country music, Western Swing, and Rockabilly. 32 tracks. Rev-ola. 2005.
No better way to start this series of Pre-Elvis country/R&B hybrids than with the old guard - crazy cats who had been at it for years, gleefully confusing both racial boundaries and radio programmers and influencing everything that was to become Rockabilly! Everyone from Bill Haley to Elvis to Marc Bolan (who outrageously nicked 'Hayride Boogie' lock stock and barrel for his 'I Love To Boogie'!) has their roots in these songs. The rise of the Hillbilly Cat Supreme (Yeah, Elvis!) has overshadowed the role of these pioneers but here, in spectacular sound and beautiful packaging, is absolute Boogie heaven! An amazing country truckload of prime hillbilly boogie. Beautifully remastered and packaged with tons of memorabilia and detailed notes laid on by the king of the rockers, Dave Penny. A must for all lovers of Americana, country music, Western Swing, and Rockabilly. 32 tracks. Rev-ola. 2005.
Country Goes Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 1,Various Artists,Rev-Ola,Country,Country Boogie,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop Collections,V/a Compilations
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Country Goes Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 1
Various Artists Manufacturer: Rev-Ola ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000AOGM6W Release Date: 2005-10-03 |
Tracks:
- Doggie Joe - The Carlisles
- I'll Have Myself a Ball - Merle Travis
- Go, Boy Go - Carl Smith
- Eternity - Jack Rhodes Lone Star Buddies
- Rocket to the Moon - Moon Mullican
- Catfish Boogie - Tennessee Ernie Ford
- Boogie Woogie Baby - Tennessee Drifters
- That's All Right - Marty Robbins
- You Won't Believe This - The Maddox Brothers & Rose
- Long John Boogie - Grady Martin,
- Hep Cat Baby - Eddy Arnold
- Salty Boogie - Little Jimmy Dickens
- Cadillac in Model "A" - Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
- Waitin' for My Baby (Rock Rock) - Hawkshaw Hawkins
- Juke Joint Johnny - Jimmy Atkins & His Pinetoppers
- Hayride Boogie - Tillman Franks
- If You Ain't Lovin' (You Ain't Livin') - Faron Young
- Pinball Boogie - Red Foley
- Go Man Go, Get Gone - Tex Zario
- Cat Music - Tommy & His Ramblers Scott
- Would It Matter at All? - Jim Gatlin
- Idaho Red - Wade Ray
- Look Who's Crying Now - Skeets McDonald
- Drinkin' Wine Spodee-O-Dee - Malcolm Yelvington
- Barracuda - Cliffie Stone
- Gonna Dance All Night - Hardrock Gunter
- Rockin' Chair Daddy - Harmonica Frank Floyd, Harmonica Frank
- Pick Up Blues - Johnny Hicks & His Troubadours
- Whiskey, Women and Loaded Dice - Jack Cardwell
- Who Said I Said That? - Shorty Long,
- Rattlesnake Daddy - The Carlisles
- Pork Chop Stomp - Grady Martin
Album Description
No better way to start this series of Pre-Elvis country/R&B hybrids than with the old guard - crazy cats who had been at it for years, gleefully confusing both racial boundaries and radio programmers and influencing everything that was to become Rockabilly! Everyone from Bill Haley to Elvis to Marc Bolan (who outrageously nicked 'Hayride Boogie' lock stock and barrel for his 'I Love To Boogie'!) has their roots in these songs. The rise of the Hillbilly Cat Supreme (Yeah, Elvis!) has overshadowed the role of these pioneers but here, in spectacular sound and beautiful packaging, is absolute Boogie heaven! An amazing country truckload of prime hillbilly boogie. Beautifully remastered and packaged with tons of memorabilia and detailed notes laid on by the king of the rockers, Dave Penny. A must for all lovers of Americana, country music, Western Swing, and Rockabilly. 32 tracks. Rev-ola. 2005.Album Details
Long Before Rock'n'roll Broke to a Grateful World, Things were Brewing, the Kind of Sound that the Likes of Sam Phillips and Bill Haley Hankered after Wasn't a Fantasy, .there Was a Continuation of their Beloved Western Swing and Boogie Forms Right Through the 1940's and 1950's, Diffuse, Yes, Waiting for a Focus, Yes....but What was Known as Either Hillbilly Boogie Or Cat Music...it Was Real Alright....and Did it Rock?....you Better Believe It!!!! and No Better Way to Start Our Series of Pre-elvis Country/R&b Hybrids Than with the Old Guard....crazy Cats who Had Been at it for Years, Gleefully Confusing Both Racial Boundaries and Radio Programmers and Influencing Everything that was to Become Rockabilly!Music Album:
