Rockabilly DJ

Entomologists rejoice! Here is the second and final part of our bug-infested shows.

Hemiptera hoofers from Link Wray, Carnations, Ray Campi, Storms, Jerry Dallman, Consolations, Collins Kids, Barnshakers, Gene Vincent, Vibrants, Meteors, Kathy Zee, Kenny Hinkle, Tommy Wilson, Lew Williams, Ramblers, Corvets and Dwight Pullen.

Arachnophobes beware! This week we present the first installment of a two-parter featuring songs all about insects and other creepy-crawlies.

Aphid antics from Cleveland Crotchet, Little Jimmy Dickens, Phil Trigwell, Jerry Dallman, Terry Daly, Jose F, Jimmy Edwards, Rumblers, Donnie Moore, Bob Center, Tommy Boyles, Joe Hughes, Sabres, Adrian Wood, Slim Harpo, Ray Gentry, Leon Bowman, Kenny Owens, Chuck Bowers, Milton Allen, Nervous Norvous, George Young, Caps and Bobo Baxter.

Wide-ranging mix of styles this week, with a little something for everyone.

Tightly bound boppers from Ralph Jerome, Johnny Cash, Leon James, Ronnie Hayward, Mack Stevens, Chuck Wheeler, Galaxies, Buck Trail, Wayland Seals, Dave & Deke Combo, Doug Dickens, Nolan Cormier, Ramon Maupin, Hodges Brothers, Jess Hooper, Jerry Lee Lewis, Hisel Carpenter, Buddy Holly, Johnny Scat Brown, Louis Gittens & Sabres, Jimmy Beasley and Chuck Berry.

Erstwhile co-host The Shadow was too embarrassed to return to The Rockabilly DJ Show. Luckily her sister, Sunbeam, has stepped in to help present this week's episode, which comes with a twist at the end. In Sunbeam's honour, all songs are themed around the topic of 'Light'.

Illuminated loveliness from Dwight, Tony & Jackie, Dixie Dee, Link, Don & Phil, Harold Crossley, Johnny Carlton, Deral & Charlie, Ferlin, Jim Lowe, AP with Sara & Maybelle, Hayden, Jack Huddle, Hank, Phil Trigwell, Buddy, Benny Joy, Platters and the Four Knights. Plus an instro from Sunbeam's favourite band to finish.

Stretching your musical boundaries to their outer limits this week with some wild, weird and controversial selections. Be warned!

Liminal lyricism from Gene Wyatt, Voola & the Jayhawks, Jimmy Work, Paul & Earl, Austin Wood, Bobby Wayne, LadyKillers, Billy Wallace, James Hunter, Dorsey Burnette, The Caezars (yay!), Ernie Veer, Imelda May, Houston Turner, Nick Curran, Joe Clay and Jimmy McCracklin

A miscellany of musical morsels from all eras, also featuring some new and upcoming releases on Rollin' Records. Plus a rundown of The Rockabilly DJ's upcoming gigs.

Splendid spins from Bobby Marchan, Voola & the Jayhawks, Hi Winders, Al Oster, Larry Collins, Joe Maphis, Hal Smith, Link Wray, Simon Scott & LeRoys, Hasil Adkins, LadyKillers, Jet Tones, Brother Claude Ely, Leon Bass, Mark Lee 'Ratboy' Allen & the Treehuggers, Billy Wallace, Dollar Bill, Steve Wright, Stanley Brothers, Maddox Brothers, Cornhole & the Bungholeyos and Happy Wainwright

It is time once more to garner up all of the recently-acquired vintage discs in the World Famous Studio and play them for your delectation. Free Bonus! Includes extended, ill-informed and poorly thought out rants on X Factor and nicknames.

Obsessively hoarded items from Ed Corey, Patsy Cline, Kenny Everett, Earney Vandergriff, Big Al Downing, Donnie Bowser, Osborne Brothers, Buddy Holly, Elmer Parker, Rick Bounty, Paul Wanker, Elv-hiss Pressssley, Glen Barber, Sonny Burns and Arthur "little Winkle" Crudup.

It's a hot, lazy weekend in old Croydon town, and we are having a laid-back Springtime spin up. A mix of old hillbilly, modern bands and a smattering of blues.

Chilled-out choonz from T Bird Gang, Ernest Tubb, Two Timin' Three, Hank Williams, Smith Ranch Boys, Bukka White, Omar Romero, Bellfuries, Skinny McGee & Mayhem Makers, Johnny & Dorsey Burnette, Glen Glenn, Bill Carlisle, Millard Presley, Delmore Brothers, Jesse Al Tuscan & Lumberjacks, Huelyn Duvall, Phil Trigwell, Johnny Cash, Husky & Sandmen, Number Nine, Mack Stevens and Tommy Blake.

The second and final installment of hot rocking music from these fine German compilation LPs with poorly designed sleeves (see picture).

Sharp-taloned tunes from Jerry Paul, Smiley Lewis, Jimmy Spellman, Hayden Thompson, Eddie Riff, Don Wayne, Mac Sims, Ral Donner, John Wesley Caves, John Copeland, Dick D'Agostin, Bobby Mack, Eddy Bell, Dickie Damron, Scott Miller, Bill Morrison, Al Casey, Johnny Knight, Dale Wright, Ronnie Lyn, George Young and Doug Clayton.

Between 1975 and 1985, Eagle Records in Germany issued 22 compilation LPs of superb rocking music. In the first instalment of a two-part feature, we present highlights from the initial ten albums.

Raptor rockers from The Astronauts, Al Epp, Runabouts, Wally Hughes, Jays, Ray Sharpe, Dave Day, Jimmy Heap, Jerry Dallman, Nobles, Steve Bledsoe, David Hayes, Ronnie Haig, Pete & Jimmy, Jimmy Dee, Bobby Swanson, Carl Bonafede, Fat Daddy Holmes, Ronnie Dawson, Gary Hodge and Dick Dale.