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Bear Family 15981<\/strong><\/p>\n

1-CD Album Digipak (6-plated) with 40-page booklet, 35 tracks. Playing time approx. 80 mns.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sleepy LaBeef rocks – yes, he really rocks on these 35 classic recordings. We’re talking raw and authentic 1950s rockabilly here. And some 1960s and 1970s recordings that rock even harder, if possible, while retaining the uncompromising spirit that only a true original artist can. Sleepy LaBeef was there in the mid-1950s when rockabilly was born. He heard and saw it all, and he was a part of it. From his first records for Starday and Dixie in Texas, through small Houston labels and the major national label, Columbia, Sleepy still kept rocking. He carried on rocking on the reactivated Sun label in the 1970s. It was a marriage made in rock ‘n’ roll heaven.<\/p>\n

On stage Sleepy LaBeef has long had the reputation as a human jukebox, a living, breathing, guitar-picking history of American music. After fifty years, he still dispenses pulsating rocking blues and country songs, one after the other in amazingly quick succession. This CD is as close as the listener can get to that kind of live experience. And, better still; you get the original master in pristine quality.<\/p>\n

01 All The Time
\n02 I’m Through
\n03 Baby Let’s Play House
\n04 All Alone
\n05 I Ain’t Gonna Take It
\n06 Lonely
\n07 Don’t Make Me Go
\n08 Little Bit More (alt)
\n09 Ballad Of A Teenage Queen
\n10 Turn Me Loose
\n11 You’re So Easy To Love
\n12 Ridin’ Fence
\n13 The Ways Of A Woman In Love
\n14 Walkin’ Slowly
\n15 Ride On Josephine
\n16 Home Of The Blues
\n17 Tore Up
\n18 Little Bit More
\n19 You’re The Nearest Thing To Heaven
\n20 Goodnight Irene
\n21 Guess Things Happen That Way
\n22 Can’t Get You Off Of My Mind
\n23 I Found Out
\n24 You Can’t Catch Me
\n25 Shame, Shame, Shame
\n26 Ain’t Got No Home
\n27 Too Much Monkey Business
\n28 Honey Hush
\n29 Good Rockin’ Boogie
\n30 Roll Over Beethoven
\n31 I’m Coming Home
\n32 Shot-Gun Boogie
\n33 Honky Tonk Man
\n34 Lonesome For A Letter
\n35 Ride On Josephine
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