Artist: Various Artists

Title: That'll Flat Git It 32: Rockabilly & Rock From The Vaults

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Format: CD

Release Date: 2019

Label: Bear Family

UPC: 5397102175848

Genre: Rock

Album Tracks

1. Lance Roberts - Gonna Have Myself a Ball
2. Ronnie Self - This Must Be the Place
3. Dodie Randle - Man Hunt
4. Buddy Holly - Ting-A-Ling
5. Joe Hudgins - Where'd You Stay Last Night
6. Johnny Duffett - Just Give Me Your Heart
7. Arthur Osborne - Don't Give Me Heartaches
8. Johnny Burnette Trio - Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee
9. Hank Penny - Rock of Gibraltar
10. Jimmy Duncan - Run Little Joey (Joey's Lament)
11. Billy Rocka - Listen Pretty Baby
12. Brenda Lee - Little Jonah (Rock on Your Steel Guitar)
13. Jack & Jim - Tarzan and Jane
14. Chuck Johnston & the Jaycees - Sweet Baby
15. Johnny Bell - the Third Degree
16. The Tyrones - Broke Down Baby
17. Wayne Walker - You've Got Me (Where I Wanna Do)
18. Ronnie Self - Big Town
19. Terry Noland - Crazy Dream
20. Mitchell Torok - Red Light, Green Light
21. The Crickets - I'm Lookin' for Someone to Love
22. The Bay Bops - Follow the Rock
23. Jack & Jim - Midnight Monster Hop
24. Jackie Brooks - the Raven
25. Sandy Coker - Honky Tonk Freeze
26. Dodie Randle - I Fell in Love Again
27. Eddie Fontaine - East of the Mississippi
28. The Barker Brothers - Well All Right... Friday Night
29. Bill Haley & His Comets - Lean Jean
30. Arnie Derksen - Blue Street
31. Glenn Reeves - Tarzan
32. Ivan - Real Wild Child
33. Homer Denison Jr. - Chickie Run

Apart from big names we present the greatest unknowns like the fantastic guitarist Sandy Coker, the Tyrones, The Bay Bops or Chuck Johnston. Awesome!Bear Family's fourth plunge into the combined Decca, Coral, and Brunswick vaults for it's 'That'll Flat... Git It' series provides more than a few surprises alongside some of the hottest rockabilly and rock and roll of the 1950s. Decca maintained a strong presence in Nashville under the A&R aegis of Paul Cohen and Owen Bradley, recording a plethora of stars there - pint-sized Brenda Lee, the brawling Burnette brothers, Wayne Walker, Ronnie Self, even Buddy Holly, and they're all here. New York and Los Angeles are well-represented as well. As usual with this series, it's the obscure stuff that collectors will flip over - dazzling guitarist Sandy Coker, Canadian import Arnie Derksen, a stormer from Mitchell Torok, The Tyrones' tough Rocker Broke Down Baby, and eye-openers from The Bay Bops, The Barker Brothers, Chuck Johnston and The Jay Cees, Johnny Duffett, Arthur Osborne, and Dodie Randle's two overheated anthems. Those bottomless Decca vaults never disappoint!