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| Johnny Burnette and the Rock & Roll Trio's first album is now available on a Collector's Edition 180 Gram virgin vinyl pressing. |
The Father of Raunch and Roll, Bo Diddley rockin' his third release on the celebrated Checker label. |
Gene Vincent's very first album, cut in June 1956, is lauded as one of the signature accomplishments of early rock & roll. |
That rockabilly cat, Gene Vincent, recorded this disc just four months after his debut platter. |
About half of this early recording is taken up in the high energy mode of Wanda Jackson’s Top 40 hit, Let's Have a Party. The remainder features sterling covers of early rock hits. |
This RCA release features Part I and Part II of The Isley Brothers' rock masterpiece, Shout. |
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| Checker records originally released this Bo Diddley R&B gunslinger classic in 1962. |
For this, his third album, Gene Vincent added piano for the first time. |
Epic records gathered up all Chuck Willis' Okeh recordings and put out this LP to commemorate his death in 1958. |
Esquerita began his career in the juke joints and roadhouses of the rural south. This is his one and only 1959 Capitol recording. |
The first solo LP by the master of New Orleans' popular music,Allen Toussaint. |
I Fought The Law, became a classic of the genre for The Bobby Fuller 4 one of America's first true garage bands. |
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| Do You Love Me on the Gordy label by The Contours became one of Motown's first big crossover hits. |
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Hits from the 50s and 60. Original Recordings by the Original Artists. Ritchie Valens, Buddy Holly, Dion, The Everlys, Jackie Wilson & more. |
Vee Jay records originally released this Jimmy Reed blues classic in 1959. It features several Reed musical icons. |
This classic Don Covay album includes the hits Sookie, Sookie and Mercy, Mercy. |
The Shangrilas produced by eccentric genius, Shadow Morton, with teen anthems Leader of the Pack, Remember (Walking in the Sand), Give Him a Great Big Kiss, I Can Never Go Home Anymore. |
Don Covay & the Goodtimers scored a Top 40 hit with Mercy Mercy in late 1964. Jimi Hendrix was likely one of the guitarists on the hit disc. |
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