Various - Hep Cat Rockabilly flac album

Buffalo Bop's seemingly endless supply of rare rockabilly and hillbilly boogie singles has yet to fail them, and collectors of the stuff will get another 66 minutes of high-quality retro fun with Hep Cat Rockabilly. Like their more recent volumes, 2008's Hep Cat Rockabilly puts a bit more of an emphasis on uptempo country than purist's rockabilly, but if you're looking for solid, rollicking tunes with sharp guitar work and no scrimping on the rhythm, most everything here will fill the bill.

Album titlle: Hep Cat Bop - 30 Wild Rockabilly Killers. Year of publication 2013. Label NICTUNE SWEDEN. Artikelart CD. EAN: 1956195719588. Customer evaluation for "Hep Cat Bop - 30 Wild Rockabilly Killers". Evaluations will be activated after verification. 10 excellent 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 very poor. Please enter the digits and letters in the following text field. The fields marked with are required.

Gene Criss & The Hep Cats - Hep Cat Baby 2:07. Gene Criss & The Hep Cats - I Don't Know 2:20. Winnie Parker, Rhythm Maniacs - Down Boy Boogie 2:30. Deral Clour, Charley Drake, Charlie Drake - Sundown (Boogie) 2:29.

Find mp3 free Hep Cat Bop - 30 Wild Rockabilly Killers. 1. Shake 'Em Up Rock. Melodien Für Mutter Und Kind.

30 yesss 30 Wild Rockabilly Killers no fillers!!! Great 30 track set featuring some of the very best Rockabilly of the 1950's. Red hot rockin' tracks from Benny Cliff, Lew Williams, Bob Landers, Johnny Powers, Peanuts Wilson, Bill Allen, Andy Starr, Wynn Stewart, Joe Poovey, Gene Wyatt, Bobby Roberts, Bo Davis, Don Woody, Mac Curtis, Sonny Burgess, Jeff Stone, Royce Porter, Bobby Lee Trammell, Johnny Burnette, Joe Bennett, Dennis Herold and more.

Released: April 11, 2008. Rock and Roll on a Saturday Night. 3. I Won't Cry Alone. 4. Want to Be with You. 5. Mixed Up.

The album start with the title track One Wheel Draggin' and it’s a great cover of the Lloyd Weaver hit, mid paced hillbilly track Un-like the original there are no fiddles though, however it’s a great cruising track. Drivin' Nails in My Coffin originally done by Ernest Tubb, is a little more roots country a great slower track, ideal for strollers, while Move It on Over is a brilliant cover of the Hank Williams classic. I loved this album and whether you like roots rockabilly, hillbilly or roots country this album will be right for you. Highly recommended. com/watch?v TDSFp9j64bo.