STOMPERTIME UK

This is a comprehensive mix of rock 'n roll styles dating from the golden period of the mid-'50s through to the early 60s. The CD contains 35 recordings from a variety of labels: Argo, United...

35 track CD contains rare recordings from a variety of Nashville labels: Do-Ra-Me, Nash, Nash, Tam, Topic, Igloo, Hap, Gemm and many more, all of them under the aegis of pioneer R. Murray Nash. It's...

The 1957 rock & roll cult classic. Stomper Time Records DVD. 2005.

The Big Howdy record company has never been properly anthologised before now. It released a wide selection of rock'n'roll rockabilly, hillbilly and honky tonk country between 1959 and the mid-70s...

UK collection. The many record labels that came out of Memphis, Tennessee have mostly been well documented over the years. There has been one glaring omission and that is the Home of the Blues record...

Back in 2013, Stomper Time released the first anthology of the Home Of The Blues label from Memphis, Tennessee. The label released around 40 singles from 1960-1962 featuring mainly R&B, early soul...

This project began in the summer of 2005 and features members Robert Pasalic, of the screamo killing machine Boys Night Out, Greg Taylor of the punk rock powerhouse known as Jersey, as well as...

A slightly unusual release for the Stomper Time label sees a compilation of material from Chas McDevvitt's early recordings, plus other early skiffle material. Contains the original version of...

After a short break of just 10 years, Stomper Time Records returns to the world of vinyl with some top-level rockabilly on two EPs. These dinked, picture sleeve releases are limited to just 500...

After a short break of just 10 years, Stomper Time Records returns to the world of vinyl with some top-level rockabilly on two EPs. These dinked, picture sleeve releases are limited to just 500...

For the first time, here is the definitive collection of Hayden's best recordings. Starting in 1954 with his first single on Von, through his days with Sun/Phillips through to his great British...