Ol’ Hardrock rocks it up on this long-awaited set spanning his recording career on a variety of labels - some known and some less well-known. Fine country, rock’n’roll and novelty recordings from the man who cut "(Gonna Rock’n’Roll) Gonna Dance All Night" in 1949! Birmingham bounce; Lonesome blues; Gonna dance all night; How can I believe you love me; My bucket’s been fixed; Rifle belt and bayonet; Maybe baby you’ll be true; Birmingham bounce; Boppin’ to Grandfather’s clock; Beggars can’t be choosers; It can’t be right; Rock-a-bop baby; Whoo! I mean whee; We three; Jukebox help me find my baby; Fiddle bop; Hardrock rocks the moon; Bloodshot eyes; Take away your rosy lips; Right key but the wrong keyhole; Mountain dew; I’ll go chasin’ women; Spring has sprung; Tico tico; Go low boogie; Bonaparte’s retreat; Chattanooga shoeshine boy; Dad gave my hog away; Guitar on the mountain; Fallen angel; Gonna dance all night

Mickey Lee Lane, self-confessed nut, bopper, balladeer, rocker, soul stomper and .... well, Mickey Lee Lane! Expect the unexpected but expect to be entertained and moved to groove along. Lovingly annotated and illustrated by Mickey and brother Bernie Lane. I (I wanna) Rock the bop Intro; The senior class; Shaggy dog; OO-OO; (I wanna) Rock the bop; Tears uncried; She cried to me; The zoo; Little girl (I was wrong); She dont want to; (Thats how youll know) When youre in love; Of yesterday; Theme from yesterday; Baby what you want me to do; Im not sure ... I still want you; Bo Doofus; At the sound of the gong;/WMIC Radio theme; Where its rockin; The zoo; Morley trucks commer-cial/ Move it up; Put on your leather weather baby; Coffee and toast; One and one is two; In love with love; Frank the frog; Hey sah-lo-ney; Tutti frutti; Kum ba yah; Night cap; Something to live on; Recording silence

One of our best-selling and highly regarded albums from a man the record business left behind. We’re proud to present the real Terry Dene and do a little to restore his credibility among rock’n’roll fans. Streets ahead of anything he recorded for Decca! Terry’s real story is told in the booklet notes by Terry’s friend and bassist in the Dene Aces, Brian Gregg. Pick a bale of cotton; Come on train; That’s all right; Good rockin’ tonight; Lock and chain; Blue suede shoes; Mystery train; Baby she’s gone; Market place; My baby left me; Pretty little Pearly; Shakin’ all over; Lawdy Miss Clawdy; Move it!; I’m left, you’re right, she’s gone; Learning how to rock’n’roll; C’mon and be loved; A white sport coat; Blue moon of Kentucky; All shook up; Heartbreak hotel; Love me tender; Poor boy; Like a baby; Shake, rattle and roll; Whole lotta shakin’ goin’ on; Rip it up/off ‘n’ on previously unreleased recordings