The Del Moroccos (USA)
Blue Black Hair

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The Del Moroccos are a powerful new 8 piece Rock n' Roll band (guitar, bass, drums, piano, tenor/bari sax, and 3 sexy frontwomen) who put out an awesome full-length show of dirty R'N'R, R&B material with girl group vocals.

Knock the Ray-ettes and Link Wray together, with a blast of garage, a hit of late '50s black rock n' roll, dress 'em up like Johnny Cash, and you get a raucous, mean mix of "'50s garage". The members are veteran Chicago musicians from the rockabilly, surf, ska, jazz and R & B scenes, from bands including: Mighty Blue Kings, Jimmy Sutton's Four Charms, Deals Gone Bad, Cave Catt Sammy, The Stranger, Kevin O'Donnell's Quality 6, Reluctant Aquanauts and The Stacks. The Del Moroccos lead guitar player Jimmy Sutton, hand picked the line up for this relentless new sound.

Pete Anderson (LATVIA)
Brass-A-Billy

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And now at last - new style, new CD – BRASS-A-BILLY is out! This CD can be easily called rockabilly for 21st century!

Driving energy of the brass section, unstoppable power of slap double bass and guitar, solo statements of pedal steel guitar, fiddle, blues harp and cajun accordeon combined with quite unusual band’s line-up makes this CD a real gem, creating quite a unique mood!

Ray Allen & The Blue Rhythms (GERMANY)
Ray Allen & The Blue Rhythms

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A few words about these young, passionate and handsome men who were drawn together by chance in a smoky, dark cellar at a rock&roll venue in downtown Leipzig. Back in 2005 they set themselves the goal of bringing some real big time rock 'n roll to the local scene, get the kicks, the bucks and why not the chicks. So these cats got to work and in a few rehearsals they pulled together a huge and diverse set of vintage songs. It includes melancholy rockers like Broken Heart, uplifting swinging tunes like Snatch & Grab It, electryfing guitar driven instrumentals like Mr. Guitar and even the jaw-dropping gypsy jazz-frenzy of tunes like Yeux Noires or Five Feet, Two Eyes of Blue.

Ray Allen (GERMANY)
...With The Hi-Fi's

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1950s style Bop recorded on vintage equipment to capture the authentic Rockabilly sound.
Ray Allen's first album is packed with upbeat rockin' rhythms, with roughly a 50/50 split of original rockers and covers of '50s boppers.

Big Jay McNeely (USA)
The Go! Go! Go! Man

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A Collection of Hits, Rarities, Live Cuts, Alternate Takes and Swingin' Sides from the King of the Honking Tenor Saxophone.

A collection of Hits, Rarities, Live Cuts, Radio Broadcasts, Alternate takes and Swingin’ sides 1949-59. Includes some never-before released material from Big Jay's personal collection. Also includes some choice material from the late Little Sonny Warner, who besides singing the classic "There Is Something On Your Mind," also recorded some great sides with Big Jay in the late 50s and early 60s. 8 page booklet with some photos from the 1951 Olympic Auditorium performance and great liner notes by Jim Dawson.

Big Jay McNeely (USA)
The Deacon, Unabridged
Volume 1 - 1948-1950

CD PRICE: £9.99

The godfather of the Honking Tenor Saxophone. He singlehandedly brought the sax into the rock & roll arena in the early 50's and is STILL performing today with fire and passion.

Big Jay McNeely- The Deacon, Unabridged 1951-1952. A complete collection of Big Jay's recordings from 1951-1952. Includes some of his finest all-out honkers and screamers! Great liner notes by Jim Dawson.

Big Jay McNeely (USA)
The Deacon, Unabridged
Volume 2 - 1951-1952

CD PRICE: £9.99

The godfather of the Honking Tenor Saxophone. He singlehandedly brought the sax into the rock & roll arena in the early 50's and is STILL performing today with fire and passion.

Big Jay McNeely - The Deacon, Unabridged 1951-1952. A complete collection of Big Jay's recordings from 1951-1952. Includes some of his finest all-out honkers and screamers! Great liner notes by Jim Dawson.

Big Jay McNeely (USA)
The Deacon, Unabridged
Volume 3 - 1953-1955

CD PRICE: £9.99

The godfather of the Honking Tenor Saxophone. He singlehandedly brought the sax into the rock & roll arena in the early 50's and is STILL performing today with fire and passion.

Big Jay McNeely - The Deacon, Unabridged Vol 3 1953-1955. The complete recordings of the WILD man of the Tenor Sax 1953-55, plus some great liner notes by Jim Dawson.

Caroline Casey & The Stringslingers (USA)
This Broken Crown

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Legendary music producer Kim Fowley highly recommends this album, calling Caroline Casey "The Honky-Tonk Queen of Austin!"

"This Broken Crown" delves deeply into country music of the late 1950s to the late 1960s, with an thirteen tracks combining into an irresistible blend of mostly original high-steppers, barstool tear-stirrers, and classic Texas two-steppers. Caroline Casey's music and lyrics embody the careworn, steel-spined resignation of Loretta Lynn or the "devil take me" attitude of early Johnny Paycheck or Don Gibson.

Roy Brown (USA)
Saturday Night!
(King & Imperial Recordings)

The complete King & Imperial recordings on one disc!!!

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When you draw up a short list of the R&B pioneers who exerted a primary influence on the development of rock & roll, respectfully place singer Roy Brown's name near its very top. His seminal 1947 DeLuxe Records waxing of "Good Rockin' Tonight" was immediately ridden to the peak of the R&B charts by shouter Wynonie Harris and subsequently covered by Elvis Presley, Ricky Nelson, Jerry Lee Lewis, and many more early rock icons (even Pat Boone). In addition, Brown's melismatical pleading, gospel-steeped delivery impacted the vocal styles of B.B. King, Bobby Bland, and Little Richard (among a plethora of important singers). Clearly, Roy Brown was an innovator -- and from 1948-1951, an R&B star whose wild output directly presaged rock's rise.

Johnny Carlevale & The Rollin' Pins (USA)
That's Life!

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Johnny Carlevale & The Rollin' Pins are a raw rockabilly racket with an edge that pays homage to Carlevale's New England roots!

Most of the band's over all influence comes from the wild sounds of the New England rockabilly greats from the 1950's such as Gene Maltais, Ricky Coyne, Joe Therrian Jr., Curtis Johnson, and many many more!

Mixed with Carlevale's originals you will hear covers from some of the artists that played in the New England area in the late 1950's and early 1960's!

Pat Cupp & The Flying Saucers (USA)
Long Gone Daddy
The Complete 50's Recordings

CD PRICE: £9.99

Here, then, are those vital sounds - the complete 1950s recordings of Pat Cupp, singles, alternative takes and demo recordings; including perennial boppin' club classics and rockabilly dancefloor fillers such as "That Girl Of Mine", "Do Me No Wrong", "I Guess It's Meant That Way" and, of course, the phenomenal "Long Gone Daddy". Get ready to /rock away your misery and roll away your blues/ with that /long gone daddy/...Pat Cupp.

Pat Cupp (USA)
Pat Cupp

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Pat Cupp is Back!!!!

In the fall of 2004, Pat Cupp contacted a small, but well known rockabilly label, Wild Hare Records. Pat was looking to record some songs that he had written over the past 40 plus years. You see Pat, is a prolific song writer as well as monumental rockabilly star. His epic recording "Long Gone Daddy" is one of the best of the genre and Pat's expressive, unique voice makes one set up and take notice.