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Tracklist

Disc One:

  1. Cecil McNabb Jr • Nothing Like This
  2. Curtis Gordon • Draggin'
  3. Tommy Cassell • Go Ahead On
  4. The Chavis Brothers • So Tired
  5. Larry Terry • Hep Cat
  6. Van Brothers • Servant Of Love
  7. Keith Courvale • Trapped Love
  8. Sammy Masters • Flat Feet
  9. Gene McKown • Rock-A-Billy Rhythm
  10. Bill Browning • Don't Push Don't Shove
  11. Jimmy Bowen • My Baby's Gone
  12. Gene Wyatt • Love Fever
  13. Val Volk • There'll Be A Rockin' Party Tonight
  14. Ray Pennington • They Took The Stars Out Of Heaven
  15. Cecil McNabb Jr • Clock Tickin' Rhythm
  16. Art Adams • Rock Crazy Baby
  17. Jaycee Hill • Romp Stompin' Boogie
  18. Pete Peters • Rockin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms
  19. Sandy Scott • Mr Big
  20. Jimmy Selph • Tom Cattin' Around
  21. Patsy Cline • Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul
  22. Bubba Ford • Linda Lou
  23. Bill Sherrell • Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O
  24. Allen Page & The Crowns • Honeysuckle
  25. Bobby Wayne & The Warriors • Sally Ann
  26. Emery Blades • Look What You Done To Me
  27. Gene LaMarr • You Don't Love Me Anymore
  28. Glenn Barber • Shadow My Baby
  29. Bill Browning & The Echo Valley Boys • Breaking Hearts
  30. Red Berry & The Bel Raves • What A Dolly

Disc Two:

  1. Benny Barnes • You Gotta Pay
  2. The Phantom • Love Me
  3. Curtis Gordon • Rocky Road Of Love
  4. Bernie Early • Rock Doll
  5. Al Sweat • Let's Paint The Town Red
  6. Ernie Howlin & The Blue Shadow Boys • Tally Ho
  7. Jackie Johnson • Star Light Star Bright
  8. Dwight Pullen • Teenage Bug
  9. Tommy 'Jim' Beam • Bay Rum Rock
  10. Ray Parks • You're Gonna Have To Ball That's All
  11. Clyde Stacy • Baby Shame
  12. Bill Browning & The Echo Valley Boys • Sinfull Woman
  13. Dave Brockmann • Feel Sorry For Me
  14. Bill Bell & The 4unknowns • Little Bitty Girl
  15. Tennessee Ernie Ford • False Hearted Girl
  16. John Worthan • The Cats Were Jumpin'
  17. Buck Griffin • Stutterin' Papa
  18. Bill Mack • Kitty Kat
  19. Stan Johnson & The Bluechips • Baby, Baby Doll
  20. Jimmy C. Newman • Bop-A-Hula
  21. Rex Qual • Tranqualizer Boogie
  22. Al Ferrier • Let's Go Boppin' Tonight
  23. Tennessee Jim • Hold Me Tight
  24. Everett Carpenter • Let Your Hair Down Baby
  25. Emery Blades • Rock And Roll Carpenter
  26. Al Urban • Gonna Be Better Times
  27. Johnny Cavalier & The Key Notes • Rock'n Chair Roll
  28. Johnny Powers & His Rockets • Your Love
  29. Joanie King • OK Doll, It's A Deal
  30. Whitey Pullen • Let's All Go Wild Tonight
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Ultra Rare Rockabilly Volumes 1 + 2 • 2-CD

Sixty of the rarest original 1950s Rockabilly recordings come together on Ultra Rare Rockabilly Volumes 1 + 2, a double-CD collection packed with obscure Rockin' gems and genuine Rockabilly rarities. Much of this material has never been available on any other CD, making this a particularly valuable collection for anyone who enjoys digging beyond the familiar names of the original Rock 'n' Roll era.

The two discs are crammed with vintage Rockabilly, Hillbilly Bop and wild early Rock 'n' Roll from artists including Curtis Gordon, Sammy Masters, Larry Terry, Van Brothers, Tommy Cassell, Cecil McNabb Jr., Bill Browning, Ray Pennington, Gene Wyatt, Pete Peters, Sandy Scott, Jimmy Selph, Art Adams, Glenn Barber, Red Berry, The Phantom, Al Sweat, Dwight Pullen, Clyde Stacy, Al Ferrier, Johnny Cavalier, Johnny Powers and many more.

Highlights include Draggin', Hep Cat, Flat Feet, Rock-A-Billy Rhythm, Clock Tickin' Rhythm, Rock Crazy Baby, Tom Cattin' Around, Shadow My Baby, You Gotta Pay, Rocky Road Of Love, Teenage Bug, Baby Shame, Bay Rum Rock, Let's Go Boppin' Tonight, Gonna Be Better Times and Let's All Go Wild Tonight. There's even a fascinating appearance from Patsy Cline with the rocking Gotta Lot Of Rhythm In My Soul.

For collectors of rare Rockabilly, obscure 1950s Rock 'n' Roll and vintage Hillbilly Bop, this is a treasure trove of lesser-known recordings that deserve to be heard. Two CDs, 60 tracks and an extraordinary collection of Rockin' music from an era when obscure regional releases could be every bit as exciting as the big hits.

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