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Tracklist

1. Hylo Brown – Get Lost Wolf
2. Wynn Stewart – A New Love
3. Rudy Gray – You Better Believe It
4. Jack Scott – Grizzly Bear
5. Sonny James – Kathaleen
6. Skeets McDonald – You Oughta See Grandma Rock
7. Simon Crum – Stand Up Sit Down Shut Your Mouth
8. Merrill Moore – Doggie House Boogie
9. Werly Fairburn – Good Deal Lucille
10. Faron Young – I Hear You Talkin'
11. Tommy Collins – Wait A Little Longer
12. Tommy Sands – The Worrying Kind
13. Jerry Reed – Bessie Baby
14. Hank Thompson – Rockin' In The Congo
15. Ferlin Husky – Wang Dang Doo
16. Tennessee Ernie Ford – Smokey Mountain Boogie
17. Del Reeves – My Baby Loves To Rock
18. Gene Vincent – Race With The Devil
19. Wanda Jackson – Rock Your Baby
20. Dean Reed – Female Hercules
21. Skeets McDonald – You're There
22. Jack Guthrie – Oakie Boogie
23. Wanda Jackson – I Gotta Know
24. Leon Chappel – I'm A Do Right Daddy
25. Gene O'Quin – Too Hot To Handle
26. Gene Vincent – B-I-Bickey-Bi Bo-Bo Go!
27. Tommy Collins – You Oughta See Pickles Now
28. Sonny James – You've Got That Touch
29. Tennessee Ernie Ford – Kissin' Bug Boogie
30. Jerry Reed – Rockin' In Baghdad

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Capitol Rockabilly Volume 2 CD

When Rockabilly is mentioned, labels such as Sun Records usually steal the spotlight. Yet Capitol Records quietly assembled an impressive catalogue of its own, recording established Country artists, future stars and exciting newcomers as Rock 'n' Roll swept across America. Capitol Rockabilly Volume 2 brings together thirty original recordings that reveal just how deep those vaults really are.

The collection features an exceptional line-up including Gene Vincent, Wanda Jackson, Jack Scott, Tommy Sands, Jerry Reed, Faron Young, Sonny James, Ferlin Husky and Tennessee Ernie Ford, alongside lesser-known artists whose recordings deserve to be heard again. From Gene Vincent's Race With The Devil to Wanda Jackson's Rock Your Baby, Werly Fairburn's Good Deal Lucille and Merrill Moore's Doggie House Boogie, the album captures every shade of 1950s Rockabilly.

One of the pleasures of label compilations is hearing the musical personality of the record company itself. Capitol wasn't chasing a single Rockabilly formula. It gave Country singers, Rock 'n' Roll newcomers and seasoned performers room to develop their own sound, which makes this collection feel wonderfully varied while still holding together as a snapshot of one remarkable label.

Beautifully presented on CD, Capitol Rockabilly Volume 2 is an essential addition for collectors of Rockabilly, Rock 'n' Roll and classic Country, celebrating one of America's most important record labels during the birth of a musical revolution.

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