Rockabilly help

[oligunner]

Gene Vincent – Be-Bop-A-Lula (2:37)
Hank Mizell – Jungle Rock (2:45)
Roy Orbison – Domino (2:17)
Billy Lee Riley And His Little Green Men – Flyin’ Saucers Rock ‘n’ Roll (2:05)
Jerry Lee Lewis – Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On (2:53)
Johnny Cash – I Walk The Line (2:44)
Eddie Cochran – Somethin’ Else (2:06)
Johnny Preston – Cradle Of Love (2:22)
Carl Perkins – Blue Suede Shoes (2:17)
Charlie Feathers – Wild, Wild Party (2:59)
Carl Mann – Ubangi Stomp (2:15)
Charlie Rich – Lonely Weekends (2:06)
Johnny Burnett – Train Kept A-Rollin’ (2:17)
Sleepy Labeef – All The Time (1:53)
Jack Scott And The Chantones – The Way I Walk (2:42)
Sonny Fisher & The Rocking Boys – Rockiný Daddy (2:23)
Dale Hawkins – Little Pig (2:17)
Andy Starr – Rockin’ Rollin’ Stone (2:50)
Bill Haley & The Saddlemen – Rocket ’88′ (2:33)
Jimmy Wages – Miss Pearl (2:36)
Ronnie Self – Bop-A-Lena (2:07)
Johnny Carroll & The Hot Rocks – Hot Rock (2:19)
Buck Griffin – Stutterin’ Papa (3:01)
Mac Curtis – That Ain’t Nothin’ But Right (2:14)
Ricky Nelson – Believe What You Say (2:05)
Wanda Jackson – Fujiyama Mama (2:15)
Carl Perkins – Dixie Fried (2:28)
Johnny Cash – Folsome Prison Blues (2:49)
Jerry Lee Lewis – Great Balls Of Fire (1:52)
Roy Orbison – Ooby Dooby (2:13)
Billy Lee Riley And His Little Green Men – Red Hot (2:33)
Ronnie Hawkins & The Hawks – Forty Days (2:18)
Buddy Knox – Party Doll (2:13)
Warren Smith – Rock ‘n’ Roll Ruby (2:52)
Gene Simmons – Peroxide Blond And A Hopped Up Model Ford (1:37)
Joe Clay – Duck Tail (2:31)
Link Wray & His Raymen – Raw-Hide (2:08)
Charlie Feathers – I’ve Been Deceived (2:37)
Eddie Bond – I Can’t Quit (1:48)
Malcolm Yelvinton – It’s Me, Baby (2:26)
Ray Smith – Shake Around (2:50)
Gene Vincent – Rollin’ Danny (2:09)
Eddie Cochran – Twenty Flight Rock (1:46)
Jimmy Lloyd – I Got A Rocket In My Pocket (2:23)
Narvel Felts – Cry, Baby, Cry (1:55)
Johnny Burnette – Lonesome Train (On A Lonesome Track) (2:05)
Carl Mann – Mona Lisa (2:31)
Ray Smith – Rockin’ Little Angel (2:13)
Sonny Burgess And The Pacers – Itchy (2:18)
Mac Curtis – Grandadd’s Rockin’ (2:04)
Carl Perkins – Put Your Cat Clothes On (2:43)
Warren Smith – Red Cadillac And The Black Moustache (2:19)
Johnny Horton – Honky-Tonk Man (2:14)
Johnny Burnette – Tear It Up (1:55)
Charlie Feathers – Tongue-Tied Jill (1:58)
Sonny Burgess And The Pacers – Thunderbird (2:20)
Don Woody – You’re Barking Up The Wrong Tree (2:20)
Wanda Jackson – Let’s Have A Party (2:12)
Gene Simmons – Drinkin’ Wine (2:42)
Jack Earls – Sign It On The Dotted Line (2:12)
Curtis Gordon – Draggin’ (1:49)
Warren Smith – So Long, I’m Gone (2:13)
Marvin Rainwater – Hot And Cold (2:10)
Hayden Thompson – Love My Baby (2:12)
Glenn Honeycutt – Hula Hula (1:22)
Charlie Rich – Who Will The Next Fool Be? (2:26)
Howard Chandler – Wampus Cat (2:09)
Jerry Lee Lewis – Breathless (2:45)
Barbara Pittman – I Need A Man (2:55)
Bill Pinkney & The Perks – After The Hop (2:08)
Skeets Mcdonald – Heart-Breakin’ Mama (2:25)
Malcolm Yelvington – Rockin’ With My Baby (2:20)
Roy Orbison – Go! Go! Go! (Down The Line) (2:09)
Jack Earls & The Jimbos – Slow Down (2:19)
Jody Reynolds – Endless Sleep (2:21)


just a few i have picked out

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

A few you copied and pasted from here you mean..http://www.amazon.co.uk/Rockabilly-R.../dp/B007YIHFZY

[funkymook]

just a few i have picked out

Well it's a track listing from a box set called Rockabilly Rules - how many of them do you play regularly, which work best for you?

[oligunner]

yes it is a list from a boxset sory i should have stated.

but as stated before i dont really know anything about it but im supporting a few artists on a rockabilly weekend soon so im currently listening and studying to as much as i can to try and get a grasp of some of it.

as soon as i have studied it a bit il put together a list as to what i picked out and what il be inclined to play.

im in the same boat as the original poster so i picked out a set that might be worth him listening to.

[Corabar Steve]

Still a good list for a beginner to start with though.

[musicologydisco]

I'm a recent convert to rockabilly and, indeed, new rock and roll bands. I did a wedding with a rockabilly/rock & roll band just the other week and they were totally brilliant. There's also a specialised local radio show which I try to catch every week. A real education!

Oh and those lists provided look pretty good to me. And as stated Definitely NO SHOWADDYWADDY. You'll just look like a complete You could play the originals of some they covered tho'.

[Corabar Steve]

Lloyd Price = Lawdy Miss Clawdy

[Corabar Steve]

Again dependant on the crowd, you could try dropping in a few by the Baseballs

[Excalibur]

Again dependant on the crowd, you could try dropping in a few by the Baseballs

Some of their songs fit nicely into various sets, not just this one. Easy to drop in early doors, when you're on background duties.