VARIOUS ARTISTS - Hep Cats From Big Spring in the 50s and 60s

Ben Hall, the producer of most of the tracks on this album, was an early influence on Buddy Holly and his song, \"Blue Days, Black Nights\" became Buddy’s first single on Decca. The tracks on this album, including three by Ben himself, often reflect the Holly style. Informative notes by Texas music expert John Ingman. BEN HALL: Move mama; Be bop ball; Blue days-black nights; ORVILLE FOX & HARMONY MASTERS: Honey you talk too much; SAMMY LARA & SKYTONES: Silly Sally; Little girl; REGALS: Tell me; Waitin’ on the steps at school; CLASSICS: Lover’s regret; TEEN KINGS: Hep cat; DAVID BOX & RAVENS: Some sweet day; That’s all I want from you; I do the best I can; Waitin’ (don’t wait too long); LARRY WELBORN: Guitar hop; BOB OSBURN: It’s gonna happen; Heart thief; Goin’ back to Louisiana; DON NICHOLAS & FOUR TEENS: Too young to love; BOBBY ALLISON: Bark like a dog