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| Little Gerhard - 16 Svenska Originalklassiker 16 tracks |
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Universal Music Ab 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Lonnie Mack - From Nashville To Memphis The Ace catalogue is brimful of guitar legends, and Lonnie Mack (with his trusty Flying V) is one of the best loved. From Nashville to Memphis is the third and final volume of Lonnie's recordings for Harry Carlson's Cincinnati-based Fraternity label between 1963 and 1967. It follows in the wake of Lonnie On The Move (CDCH 352, 1992) and Memphis Wham! (CDCHD 713, 1999), excellent sellers both. Any thoughts I had that this would be a ragbag collection of unutilized masters were soon dispelled on scouring the Ace tape vaults. The first step was to gather up the remaining singles, be they A or B sides. And so we are able to present the outstanding Hot 100 hit, Honky Tonk '65 (#78 in 1965) along with other top-notch driving guitar instrumentals, Coastin', Buckaroo, Omaha and Nashville. On the mellower side, there is the vaudevillian Tonky-Go-Go and the casual swing of I Left My Heart In San Francisco backed by hit-making Fraternity group, the Casinos. In the case of The Circus Song and When I'm Alone, the original singles masters are missing, presumably never returned by the pressing plant, so we have used alternate takes from pristine session tapes. Then there are five previously unissued tracks by Lonnie, including two soul-drenched vocals, No More Pain and She Don't Come Here Anymore. There is also a blasting instrumental Blues Twist (Parts 1 & 2) from the 'Memphis' period which later manifested itself as Coastin' and Tension. The biggest tape find of all was Soul Serenade by Beau Dollar & Coins, highlighted by Lonnie's unmistakable guitar work. This romping version of the King Curtis original was heard by avid pirate radio listeners through the 1960s North Sea static as the theme to Mike Raven's Radio 390 shows. Incredibly the Beau Dollar cut has never been reissued in any form since its appearance on the obscure Prime label in 1966. Naturally, it's the lead track here and, marvelously, it is even better than the mystic legend that surrounds it. The story of the 'Soul Serenade' saga, in all its cloak-and-dagger intrigue, and the other recordings here is told by notewriter Stuart Colman. Taking advantage of his Nashville base, Stuart was able to contact Lonnie Mack alumni for their reminiscences, including Troy Seals, Tom Jolly and producer Carl Edmondson. Suddenly, Stuart and I were seeing the Fraternity sessions in a new light and we decided to embark on a fully-fledged discography, helped by the discovery of musicians union session sheets in the Ace archives by our Peter Gibbon. And so we were able to unravel the sequence of recordings, trace the different bands that were used, and pinpoint the various studios - from King in Cincinnati to those in Florida, Louisville and Nashville. It's all in the CD booklet. Winding up the compilation are tracks by Max Falcon and the Charmaines, both featuring Lonnie's lead guitar, and three funky piano instrumentals by longtime henchman Denny 'Dumpy' Rice. Fittingly, we conclude with the first-time-on-CD mono mix of that eternal initial hit, Memphis. This is a salute to a true guitar hero with a whole lot of rock'n'roll soul! John Broven (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Marvin Rainwater - Rock Me - The Westwood Recordings |
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Bear Family 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Micke Muster - Live In Norway 1992 digikansi. 21 biisiä nauhoitettu livenä Kristiansandissa, Norjassa 1992. |
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Old Rock Records 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Milestones - El Trepidante Ritmo |
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El Toro 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Narvel Felts - Hi Records Era 1959-73 29 biisiä |
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Hi Records 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Paul Galaxy and The Galactix - Cross The Line Recorded By Rockin' Ronny Weiser |
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Rollin' Rock 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Phil Haley And His Comments - Everybody Needs To Rock Hyvä brittibändi - Bill Haley & The Cometsien hengessä.. |
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Preston Records 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Rayburn Anthony - Jackson Was Jumpin' |
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Vampirella Music 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Rhythmaires - K*** Pat Boone |
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Big Hat Records 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Rick Nelson - Album Seven By Rick / It's Up to You 24 biisiä vuosilta 1959-63. |
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BGO 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Ricky Nelson - Ricky / Ricky Nelson 2 LPs = 1 CD. 31 tracks |
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Emi 2001 | CD | 13.00 € |
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| Rockin' 8-Balls - Eight Balls O'Fire Great rocakbilly group from southern Finland. This CD includes their club hit "Freight Train Boogie" The singer of this band is also known as the lead singer with the Silver Bullets. |
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Goofin Records 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Ronnie Hayward - The Lonely One In Town |
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Grindtone Records 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Rosie Flores - Speed Of Sound |
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EmiNent Records 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Roy Orbison & The Teen Kings - Lost & Found: The Unreleased 1956 Recordings 17 biisiä Royn varhaistuotantoa |
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Fuel 2000 Records 2001 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Have I Got Blues For You 10 biisiä |
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Dressed To Kill 2001 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Searchers - Sounds Like Searchers 32 tracks |
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Sanctuary Records 2001 | CD | 13.00 € |
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| Searchers - Sugar And Spice 30 tracks |
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Sanctuary Records 2001 | CD | 13.00 € |
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| Silver Bullets - Out At Least First album by the Silver Bullets. Fantastic R&R !!! |
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Goofin Records 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Simon Crashly and the Roadmasters - Roadhouse Rock |
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Enviken 2001 | CD | 9.90 € |
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| Sonny George - Live At TPW Sonny George live at the Tennessee Prison for Women |
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Midnight Sun Records 2001 | CD | 9.90 € |
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| Sonny Rogers & The Kingpins - Honky Tonkin' hyvä ruotsalainen rockabilly bändi |
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Enviken 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Steubenville Knights - Royal Party 14 biisiä jenkkirockabillyä |
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Jungle Records 2001 | CD | 9.90 € |
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| Steve Hooker - Don't Try To Understand 'Em six tracks MCD |
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Crazy Love Records 2001 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Stray Cats - Live Priceless collection - Extended Versions 10 live tracks |
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Collectables 2001 | CD | 7.90 € |
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| Stringbusters - Diggin' A Hole aussiebillyä |
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Preston Records 2001 | CD | 9.90 € |
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| Stumbleweeds - Pickin' & Sinnin' |
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Rawk Records 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| T-Cats - Rock With T-Cats |
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Star Club 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| The Greyhounds - Nightlife |
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Part Records 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| The Spinouts - Cruisin' At Night 12 trackiä. |
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Golly Gee 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Toini & The Tomcats - Traction |
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Musikkpartner 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Tortilla Flat - Big Fish Hot Legs Los Flying Tortillas Alive at Goofin' Around Rock & Roll Club ! |
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Bluelight Records 2001 | CD | 9.90 € |
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| Union Avenue - Ace Of Spades loistava MCD- country versioita eilispäivän hiteistä |
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Raucous Records 2001 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| VA: - 5000 Miles Away From Home - Nashville Stars In Germany 1957 9 biisiä mm Janis Martin, Jim Reeves, Tommy Hill, Del Wood, Hank Locklin, The Browns.. |
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Bear Family 2001 | CD | 16.00 € |
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| VA: - All American Rock 'n' Roll: The Fraternity Story Vol 2 In the 1940s and 50s, the Cincinnati recording scene was dominated by the legendary King label, whose gritty R&B and country catalogue made it a major player among post-war independents. Living in its shadow - but a world away in philosophical outlook was Harry Carlson's Fraternity label, a far smaller concern founded on a set of values as wholesome as mom's apple pie. A man of the utmost probity (a quality which set Carlson apart from most of his competitors), the debonair 50 year old set about building an artist roster which, initially at least, reflected his own leanings towards the conservative musical values of middle-aged, middle America. Carlson soon got lucky. A couple of major hits in the MOR mould, Cathy Carr's Ivory Tower (#2 in 1956) and Jimmy Dorsey's So Rare (#2 in 1957) established Fraternity as an indie to be reckoned with. It wasn't until late 1956 that Fraternity signed its first authentic rock'n'roller, an unknown teenager from Omaha, Nebraska named Sparkle Moore who sported velvet pantaloons, snazzy tops and peroxide blonde hair teased into a frothy concoction. She was flown to Chicago to record five sides under the direction of Dan Belloc, a local bandleader who served as Fraternity's MD. Three of these, Killer, Rock-A-Bop and the eerie Flower Of My Heart appeared on Volume 1 of All American Rock 'n' Roll - (Ace CDCHD 316). The remaining two, Tiger and Skull And Crossbones, are re-issued here for the first time. In late 1958, future country star Bobby Bare fell in with Bill Parsons, an old friend from Coalton, Ohio who was trying to get on record. 26 year-old Parsons had just come back from army service in Germany and was working in small Ohio night-spots for $10 a night. Parsons and a 40 year old half-Irish, half-Cherokee drifter named Orville Lunsford had penned All-American Boy, a talking blues parodying Elvis' rise to fame and his subsequent call to duty. Parsons actually had greater faith in another song Rubber Dolly, a trite rocker adapted from a folk song, and set up a session at the King Records studio in Cincinnati in November 1958. Thinking him better suited to the task, Parsons asked Bare to perform the drawling first-person narrative on All-American Boy while Parsons himself delivered the vocal on Rubber Dolly. Fraternity purchased the masters but when the record came out, both sides were credited to Parsons. Bare, meanwhile, having reported for duty, was unaware of these developments. In the event, All-American Boy caught the public's imagination and reached #2 on the Hot 100, becoming Fraternity's third mega-hit in as many years - by strange coincidence, both Ivory Tower and So Rare had also hit the #2 spot. Collectors will be delighted with the unissued first take of this classic which differs considerably from the master. Also included are a couple of previously unissued sides from later sessions by Parsons and Bare. A country vocalist with an inherent feel for rock'n'roll, Johnny Scoggins performs with an infectious gusto on the three sides heard here (including the previously unissued High Blood Pressure), creating a joyous empathy with the band, which makes for rewarding listening. Rock'n'roll doesn't come any better than our opening cut, Talk To Me Baby. Fiercely ambitious from an early age, Jackie DeShannon entered the record business at the dawn of the rock era. She made her first record as Sharon Myers (her real name) for Marvel, a tiny Illinois-based country label back in 1956. A couple of years later, Myers fetched up in Cincinnati, Ohio where she fell in with Rusty York, a gangling local lad who was making a name for himself in Cincinnati music circles. York's manager took her under his wing and produced Just Another Lie with Rusty York's band. This was leased to Fraternity with an instrumental Cajun Blues propping up the B-side and came out as by the Cajuns with Jacquie Shannon. Within a year, Shannon had moved to California, dyed her hair blonde and re-invented herself as Jackie DeShannon. The resourceful York later ran his own recording studio and production company across town. Among his discoveries was Glenn Mooney, who recorded the Fraternity single Go Steady With Me with the houseband at York's studio in 1962. Bing Day was a young rock'n'roller from Chicago who was brought to the fore by his pushy mother. He had made his recording debut with Pony Tail Partner on King's Federal subsidiary in early 1958. (This can be heard on King Rockabilly - Ace CDCHD 777). However, nothing came of the record and Day began sitting in with Dan Belloc's band as a token rock'n'roll turn, a gesture towards pleasing the younger patrons who came to Belloc's shows. Rain Silver Dollars came out on Fraternity in October 1958. Ohio-born Donnie Bowser (real name Bowshier) was confined to a wheelchair, a legacy of childhood polio affliction, but this handicap failed to dampen his ambition and by his mid-teens he was performing in local country bands alongside far older musicians. Bowser's I Love You Baby was recorded for Sage, a Los Angeles country label in late 1957 and re-issued by Fraternity in May 1958. By this time he had changed his name to Bowser because as he put it, "DJs had a hard time trying to pronounce it". The Jive-A-Tones were among the lesser known prot?©g?©s of the Atlanta-based music publisher and record producer Bill Lowery, the mastermind behind the careers of Joe South, Jerry Reed, Tommy Roe and Ray Stevens and other 60s stars. Their wild and woolly debut disc, Flirty Gertie can be heard on Rockin' From Coast To Coast Vol 1 (Ace CDCHD 496). (The) Wild Bird, an instrumental cast from the same mould, was leased to Fraternity in late 1958. It's very similar to Casual by the Carnations, another tough instrumental released on Fraternity a year later. In 1960, Fraternity signed Cecil McNabb, a country-rock vocalist who had cut a session for King Records back in 1958. McNabb had been in the studio once before as a backing vocalist on Fraternity's first rock hit, She's Neat by his hometown pal, Dale Wright. This reached #37 on the US charts in February 1958 and can be heard on All-American Rock'n'Roll Vol 1. McNabb only made one record for Fraternity, Old Black Joe c/w These Tender Years, a ballad penned by Bobby Bare. McNabb was billed as Cecil Mack on the label. He also recorded what he describes as a 'prep cut' of Lovin' Up A Storm, a song popularised by Jerry Lee Lewis. It's heard here for the first time together with Old Black Joe. In the early 60s, a trio of black girls, the Charmaines were signed to the label along with an R&B duo, Bob & Jerry, and the Canadian vocalist Max Falcon whose barnstorming Money Back Guarantee is one of this CD's highlights. However, these artists failed to restore the label's fortunes and it wasn't until 1963 that Fraternity once again tasted chart success with Lonnie Mack's instrumental classic, Memphis. This, then, is thoroughbred American rock'n'roll from the Golden Age of the 45. Virtually every track appears on CD for the first time and there are some which have never been issued before including Knock Me Out, a pounding rocker by a vocalist whose identity we were unable to establish! By Rob Finnis (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| VA: - Bandera Rockabilly And Country Roots 24 tracks hot rockabilly and country roots from the Chicago-based Bandera Records |
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Ace Records 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| VA: - Candy Doll 30 tracks |
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Deejay 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| VA: - Friday At The Hideout - Boss Detroit Garage 1964-67 Four Of Us, Underdogs, Pleasure Seekers, Fugitives.. |
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Norton Records 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| VA: - Friday Nite Rumble Volume 8 10 biisiä mm Ultra Kings / King Kerosene / Atomics / Saddle Pals / Raveon Gas Money / Conrads.. |
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Run Wild 2001 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| VA: - Golden Age Of American Rock'n'Roll Vol. 9 30 HOT 100 Hits from 1954-1963 - before the British Invasion |
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Ace Records 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| VA: - Joe Meek's Groups A follow on compilation to RPMs highly successful Joe Meeks Girls comes this round up of several important group acts on Meeks books. The most notable are the Syndicats whose single Crawdaddy Simone, their last in 1966, is stupidly rare and valued at £300 !!!! Happily RPM can report that the recording on this compilation is taken from the original master tape. The track has its rarity value as an uncommon 'piece of Meek' but also in itself has a reputation for being just about the toughest freakbeat single ever Ray Fenwick's guitar burst in the middle seals it. RPM’s series of Joe Meek collections is the way to make sense of the residual Meek archive, and this package is enhanced by comprehensive notes and pictures courtesy of long time Meek archivist Roger Dopson. |
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RPM 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| VA: - King Rockabilly 24 legendary rockabilly sides from the King label of Cincinnati, home of some of the finest 50s roots music. |
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Ace Records 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| VA: - Lewis Boogie 15 biisiä - uusien bändien tribuutti killerille |
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Vampirella 2001 | CD | 13.00 € |
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| VA: - Memphis Rockabillies, Hillbillies and Honky Tonkers Vol. 1 38 tracks |
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Stompertime 2001 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| VA: - More Songs Of Route 66: Roadside Attractions Marcia Ball, Leroi Brothers, Red Dirt Rangers, Dale Watson, Steve James, Asleep At The Wheel... |
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Lazy SOB 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| VA: - Nashville Rock 'N' Roll 35 Nashville Rock 'N' Rollers produced by Murray Nash |
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Stompertime 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| VA: - Nashville Rockabilly 35 biisiä |
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Stompertime 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| VA: - Northwest Battle Of The Bands Vol 1 30 biisiä |
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Ace Records 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| VA: - Northwest Battle Of The Bands Vol 2 30 biisiä |
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Ace Records 2001 | CD | 18.00 € |
