Rollercoaster Records Rock'n'Roll vinyl Singles EPs LPs 50s 60s re-issues Catalogue Page 18

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BOBBY GRAHAM

Crazy Drums

Crazy Drummer

Barcode 5 012814 030406

The Ego Has Landed! Bob Graham probably played on more records in the 60s than any other session drummer, and some of his finest (and previously unissued) moments are here, plus a few more recently recorded tracks with his own Jazz Experience. WITCHES CAULDRON JAZZ ORCHESTRA: Bouncing With Bob; THE OUTLAWS: Swinging Low; Crazy Drums; Barbecue; Tune For Short Cowboys; BOBBY GRAHAM: Skin Deep; Zoom, Widge & Wag; Softly As In The Morning Drums Rise; Teensville; Grotty Drums; Quite A Party!; Mourning Glory Story; BOB GRAHAM EXPERIENCE: Blast Off (Percussion in Space); Malfunction; BOBBY GRAHAM: East Meets West; Virtual Drumality; ROD ARGENT & JAZZ EXPERIENCE: Bach Prelude No.1; She's Not There

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SONNY CURTIS

THE ELEKTRA YEARS

Volume 1

Barcode 5 012814 030413

This album, which was released in the UK by Rabbit Ranch Records to coincide with a UK tour in 1996, will be re-packaged later as a Rollercoaster release, but is currently available in its original jewel case packaging. Volume Two will follow later. This collection has some of Sonny’s best performances of his own songs, including the pithy and much-requested "Real Buddy Holly Story". I fought the law; Walk right back; The real Buddy Holly story; I like your music; You made my life a song; Eager for the edge; I’ll stay with you; There I go dreamin’; Cowboy singer; So used to loving you; Tennessee I love you; Star studded nights; Fifty ways to leave your lover; Rollin’ (to be re-packaged when stock of RRRCD1 is exhausted)

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VARIOUS ARTISTS

LIVE AT THE BIG ‘D’ JAMBOREE

VOLUME ONE - ROCKABILLY

Barcode 5 012814 030420

A fine batch of rockabilly gems (for the most part previously unissued) that have languished in archive vaults for over forty years! Made for broadcast on the Dallas equivalent of the Grand Ol Opry, ‘The Big ‘D’ Jamboree’ these tracks really convey the atmosphere of a 50s live radio show. CARL PERKINS: That’s All Right; Blue Suede Shoes; Slippin’ & Slidin’; I Got A Woman; Everybody’s Tryin’ To Be My Baby; JOHNNY CARROLL: Suzy Q; I’ll Wait; THE BELEW TWINS: Hot Dog Buddy Buddy; Black Slacks; A Red Cadillac & A Black Mustache; Rockin’ Bones; ‘GROOVEY’ JOE POOVEY: Move Around; TOMMY MITCHELL: Too Much; WARREN SMITH; Black Jack David; Hound Dog; Rock & Roll Ruby; JERRY REED Mr. Whizz; SID KING AND THE FIVE STRINGS: Booger Red; WERLY FAIRBURN: All By Myself; JOHNNY DOLLAR Great Balls of Fire; ORVILLE COUCH Teenage Queen; Easy Does It; RONNIE DEE AND THE D MEN 30 Days; Johnny B. Goode; GENE VINCENT AND HIS BLUE CAPS Blue Jean Bop; Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On; Dance To The Bop; TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD Armed Forces Public Service Announcement