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Tracklist

  1. Baby Let's Play House
  2. Don't Make Me Go
  3. All Alone
  4. I'm Through
  5. All The Time
  6. Lonely
  7. All The Time
  8. Lonely
  9. I Ain't Gonna Take It
  10. A Little Bit More
  11. Home Of The Blues
  12. I Wish I Was The Moon
  13. You're So Easy To Love
  14. Ballad Of A Teenage Queen
  15. The Ways Of A Woman In Love
  16. You're The Nearest Thing To Heaven
  17. Guess Things Happen That Way
  18. Can't Get You Off My Mind
  19. I Found Out
  20. Ridin' Fence
  21. Turn Me Loose
  22. Ride On Josephine
  23. Walkin' Slowly
  24. Lonely
  25. Tore Up
  26. Ride On Josephine
  27. Lonely
  28. Drink Up and Go Home
  29. Teardrop On A Rose
  30. A Long Time To Forget
  31. Goodnight Irene
  32. Leave Me Alone With The Blues
  33. Oh So Many Years
  34. Somebody's Been Beatin' My Time

Sleepy LaBeef

Lonely – The Early Years 1956-1962 CD

Lonely – The Early Years 1956-1962 CD

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Sleepy LaBeef • Lonely - The Early Years 1956-1962 CD

Standing 6'6" and built like a tank, Sleepy LaBeef was one of the true giants of American roots music. During the 1980s and '90s he became a firm favourite with UK and European audiences, his marathon live shows drawing on an enormous repertoire of Rock 'n' Roll, Rockabilly, Rhythm & Blues, Country and Gospel.

Long before becoming an international live attraction, Sleepy launched his recording career in the mid-1950s. This collection brings together his earliest recordings, made between 1956 and 1962, including many tracks that remained unreleased at the time.

Several songs were revisited during these sessions, resulting in multiple versions of favourites such as Lonely. Rather than sounding repetitive, they provide a fascinating insight into an artist refining his style, with each performance offering a fresh interpretation of the song.

Packed with rare recordings and early performances that remain difficult to find elsewhere on CD, this collection captures the formative years of one of Rockabilly's most distinctive voices. An essential release for fans of classic Rock 'n' Roll, Rockabilly and American roots music.

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