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Rockabilly Giants Didn’t Always Become Superstars
By Buster Fayte, Featured Author, Sad Man’s Tongue No one’s about to argue that Elvis is the King of Rock and Roll. While many will argue about who recorded the first song you could label as “Rockabilly,” it was undeniably … Continue reading →
Posted in Carl Perkins, Eddie Cochran, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, Johnny Burnette, Rock n Roll, Rockabilly, Rockabilly Bands & Music, Sun Records
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Tagged Buster Fayte, Carl Perkins, Eddie Cochran, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, Johnny Burnette, Music, Rock and Roll, Rockabilly, Sad man's Tongue: Rockabilly Bar & Bistro, Sun Records
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Which Rockabilly Cat Can Claim the Title of King of Rockabilly?
By Buster Fayte, Featured Author, Sad Man’s Tongue No one’s about to argue that Elvis is the King of Rock and Roll. While many will argue about who recorded the first song you could label as “Rockabilly,” it was undeniably … Continue reading →
Posted in Carl Perkins, Eddie Cochran, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, History, Johnny Burnette, Music, Music History, Musicians, Rock n Roll, Rockabilly, Rockabilly Bands & Music, Sun Records
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Tagged Carl Perkins, Eddie Cochran, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, Johnny Burnette, Music, Rock and Roll, Rockabilly, Sun Records
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Gotta Have That Rockabilly Look – Really?
By Buster Fayte, Featured Author, Sad Man’s Tongue On my blog recently there’s been a discussion starting about the “rules” of being a modern rockabilly band. In one of my posts I admitted that when I first started playing in … Continue reading →
Posted in Bands, Buddy Holly, Clothing, Eddie Cochran, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Fashion, Gene Vincent, Johnny Burnette, Musicians, Rock Music, Rock n Roll, Rockabilly, Rockabilly Bands & Music, Rockabilly STyle, Style
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Tagged Big Bopper, Buddy Holly, Buster Fayte, Culture, Eddie Cochran, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, Johnny Burnette, Johnny Horton, Music, retro, Rockabilly, Sad man's Tongue: Rockabilly Bar & Bistro, Style
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Rockabilly and Tragedy Seem to Have Gone Hand in Hand
By Buster Fayte, Featured Author, Sad Man’s Tongue With all of the joy that has sprung from rockabilly music, it’s sometimes difficult to fathom the tragedy that seems to have plagued the early pioneers. Many of the greatest rockabilly artists … Continue reading →
Posted in Bands, Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, History, Johnny Burnette, Music, Music History, Musicians, Rock Music, Rock n Roll, Rockabilly, Rockabilly Bands & Music
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Tagged Big Bopper, Buddy Holly, Buster Fayte, Culture, Eddie Cochran, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, Johnny Burnette, Johnny Horton, Music, retro, Rock and Roll, Rockabilly, Sad man's Tongue: Rockabilly Bar & Bistro
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Lemmy’s Top 10 rockabilly records
In an Interview lemmy Klimister did with Jon Bosso of Mucic Radar.com, Lemmy tells us what his top 10 rockabilly songs are, and here they are; 1. Carl Perkins – Right String Baby But The Wrong Yo-Yo (1957) 2. Carl … Continue reading →
Posted in 1950s, Bands, Billy Burnette, Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins, Culture, Eddie Cochran, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Burnette, Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash, Lemmy Kilmister, Music, Music History, Retro, Rock n Roll, Rockabilly, Rockabilly Bands & Music
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Tagged Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins, Eddie Cochran, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Burnette, Johnny Cash, Lemmy, Lemmy Klimister, Music, Rock and Roll, Rockabilly, Sad man's Tongue: Rockabilly Bar & Bistro
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Rockabilly Gems Emerge From the Depths of Obscurity
By Buster Fayte, Featured Author, Sad Man’s Tongue Rockabilly music maintains a level of obscurity as a genre. To those of us who love rockabilly and listen to lots of rockabilly songs, it’s easy to forget that many people don’t … Continue reading →
Posted in Jungle, Music, neo-rockabilly, Rock n Roll, Rockabilly
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Tagged Buddy Holly, Buster Fayte, Carl Perkins, Culture, Eddie Cochran, Elvis, Gene Vincent, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Burnette, Music, Rock and Roll, Rockabilly, Rolling Stones, Sad man's Tongue: Rockabilly Bar & Bistro, Sam Phillips, Stray Cats
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The Obscuritones – CD review
by Miriam , Featured Writer, Rockabilly Online The Obscuritones, a 6 piece band from London (UK), playing close harmonies and rockin’ rhythm. They prefer to call it fifties rockabilly, surf and garage like the Andrew Sisters singing with the Stray Cats … Continue reading →
Posted in Bands, CD, Music, neo-rockabilly, Retro, Rock n Roll, Rockabilly, Rockabilly Bands & Music, The Obscuritones
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Tagged Andrew Sisters, Carl Perkins, Hank Williams, Johnny Burnette, LaVern Baker, London, Music, retro, Rock and Roll, Rockabilly, Sad man's Tongue: Rockabilly Bar & Bistro, Stray Cats, The Obscuritones, Wanda Jackson
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