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Tracklist

1. We Wanna Boogie
2. Raw Deal
3. Everybody's Moving Again (U.K. Version)
4. Down At Big Mary's House
5. Rock N' Roll Daddy
6. Hot Mama
7. Get On The Right Track
8. Ain't Got A Thing
9. Flip Flop And Fly
10. Sunrock Boogie
11. K.K.'s Boogie
12. Midnight Special
13. Mr. Blues
14. Hootchie Kootchie
15. Drinkin' Wine Spo Dee O Dee
16. Dizzy Miss Lizzy
17. Lousiana Lady
18. Spellbound (U.K. Version)
19. I'm Counting On You
20. Hello Memphis
21. Move It On Over
22. Gotta Find My Baby
23. Blue Highway
24. Meet Me Anywhere
25. I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)
26. Rockin' Chair Money
27. Little Town Baby
28. Everybody's Moving Again (U.S. Version)

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Sonny Burgess - Everybody's Rockin' Again CD

Sonny Burgess was one of the earliest and wildest of the original Sun Records Rockabilly stars. He signed with Sam Phillips in 1956 and produced a series of raw, explosive 45s that cemented his reputation as a true Rockabilly legend. When he finally appeared in Europe in 1984, he stunned audiences with his fabulous guitar playing and raw vocals, going on to become a regular headliner on the international Rock 'n' Roll scene.

Everybody's Rockin' Again brings together 28 tracks spanning recordings made in 1959, 1960 and 1985, including the complete Raw Deal material. The set gets straight down to business with We Wanna Boogie, Raw Deal and Everybody's Moving Again, before tearing through such rockin' favourites as Rock 'n' Roll Daddy, Hot Mama, Sunrock Boogie, K.K.'s Boogie, Midnight Special, Dizzy Miss Lizzy and Move It On Over. There are also two versions of Everybody's Moving Again, including the UK and US versions.

28 tracks of hard-driving Rockabilly and Rock 'n' Roll, featuring Sonny Burgess at his rawest and most energetic. From his early Sun-era recordings to the later material that helped establish his reputation with European Rock 'n' Roll audiences, this is a terrific collection for anyone who likes their Rockabilly loud, primitive and played with plenty of attitude.

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