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It's time once again for The Rockabilly DJ to round up some freshly-minted discs and play the newest issues.
Check out the latest rocking tunes, including some Spanish-flavoured spins, masses of proper vinyl LPs, the fabulous new Thunderbike album, That British Sound, the Lost Art of the Rockaballad, and an Aloha from Johnny C.
The fifth and final episode on the Desperate LPs. We've saved the best until last.
Drop dead knockouts from Tommy Todd, Junior Wells, Don Bishop, Vince Anthony, Cliff Crofford, Tommy Harbin, Monroe Moe Jackson, Wee Willie & Pals, Lucky Wray, Ray Vernon, Piano Red, Joe McCoy, Lattie Moore, Eddie Cleary, Lee Dresser and legions more!
Our penultimate return to the Desperate Rock'n'Roll series, from the first release in 1987 to the present day.
This show contains more killers than death row in the Texas state penitentiary!
The Rockabilly DJ Show has reached its first century. Yes, this really is our 100th episode presenting the finest Rocking music.
To celebrate, we are having a party. You are invited to bop the next hour away with a selection of tunes about partying and alcohol. Cheers!
Catching up on some of the B sides, EP tracks and recently released repro 45s that we have inadvertently bypassed in our headlong rush to bring you the very finest in Rocking music.
An eclectic mix featuring Billy Fury, Pat Logsdon, Skip Graves, Hi Fly Rangers, Paul Ballenger, Cisco Kids, Lonesome Lee, St Benny Joy, Jessie & The Orbits, Big Sandy, Paul Perry, Slim Harpo, Dave Walker, Cliff Waldon, Little Victor, Ree-Jents, Bobby & The Fifths, Dave Stuckey, Aki Aleong & Nobles, sweet Gene Vincent and even more.
"It was a badge of distinction among teen-age gang members to possess a switchblade or zip-gun." The allure of the switchblade was evident. They were the stuff of movie gangsters. With a quick temper and a flick of the mechanism, the blade would release, and advantage was quickly gained. These "toys" had become incredibly dangerous.
New releases and scratchy old 45s from The Banshakers, Ken and Carol Craig, Wildtones, Sanford Clark, Colton Turne, Little Cameron, Sirocco Bros, Josh McCrae ,Million Dollar Tones, Buddy Holly, Hi Boys, Marion Brock Smokestack Lightnin, Jimmy Minor, Danny O and the Astrotones, Tex Harper with Tommy Scott and Ramblers, Steve King, Margo White, and Glen Cooper.
This week on The Rockabilly DJ Show podcast, we are diggin' the scene with a gangsta lean. Innit,
Music for outcasts from Colton Turner, Gray Montgomery, The Barnshakers, Dave Gardner, Smokestack Lightnin, Sanford Clark, Million Dollar Tones, The Gatemen, Danny and the Astrotones, Dallas Stamper, Doel Brothers, Big Bob, Hi Boys, Buddy Holly, Johnny Bond, Tex Harper, Danny Welch, Charles Perrywell and the Fairlanes, and Fatboy.
A whole heap of hep hummers from Colton Turner, Mercy Dee, Million Dollar Tones, Sanford Clark, Barnshakers, Don and Earl, Fatboy, Johnny Horto, Hi Boys, Buddy Holly, Smokestack Lightning, Tennessee Thompson, Don Cavalli, Billy Fury, Aldus Roger, Blues Boy Palmer, Sam 'Bo Bo' Baxter, Steve Arlen, and the Sirocco Brothers
Back from our summer break with new relerases and some old favourites.
Symphonic scorchers from The Barnshakers, Bobby Wall, Sirocco Bros, Sanford Clark, Danny and the Astrotones, Leroy James and his Combo, Colton Turne, Allen Thornton, Hi Boys, Buddy Holly, Million Dollar Tones, Hayden Thompson, Doel Brothers, Warren Smit, Smokestack Lightnin', Jake La Botz, Jay Chevalier, and The Wildtones.
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