Another jam packed show, this week we take a look at the Jamie & Dot labels - The connection being Lee Hazelwood, We feature a couple of guitarists a young Duane Eddy and a young Al Casey who was already the main session guitarist in the Phoenix area! 

Tune in to fill the gaps.

We pay a visit to Bill Haley this week, Tune in to see where he takes us, Great tunes from The Nite Riders, Eddie Cochran, The Jodimars, Ronnie Self Cappy Bianco Ricky Nelson and more..... An bumper packed show!!!

Tune in for a jam packed week of a show, LLoyd Price starts things off with his Rock n Roll Dance from the Speciality label, followed by Larry Williams, Wynonna Carr & Earl King. We acknowledge Plas Johnson on the Saxophone, Rene Hall on the guitar and Earl Palmer on the drums.

A jam packed episode with artist's on the King & Federal label providing most of this weeks entertainment.

Join me on tonights show, we’ll be visiting Sun Records and hearing from some of the artists on the label. Guitar Red, Tommy Blake, Gene Summers, Eddie Bond Jack Earls to mention just a few ☀️ ☀️ ☀️

This week we talk about the fire at The Universal Studios in 2008 where over 100,00 original master tapes were destroyed in a fire which was played down at the time! We look at just some of the music that has been lost forever.

We start with Smiley Lewis on the Imperial label and find our way to the Columbia label via Bill Allen and The Heartbeats and Ricky Nelson.  There is plenty more great music from: Ronnie Self, Johnny Horton, Tommy Todd and Ernie Freeman. Tune in to fill the gaps.

Mr Bear Comes To Town! What a start to this weeks show!! Following on are a couple more records from the Groove label.

We start this week with The Lancers on the Coral label, we also hear from Mister cool cat: Ronnie Self on the Decca label and some of his labelmates including a couple from Justin Tubb, Fill in the gaps by tuning in., 

Some fantastic tunes for your listening delight tonight, My personal favourites this week are Link Davis with Dont You Big Shot Me and The Collins Kids with Move A Little Closer, More records from the Dot label and some Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller connections.