That'Ll Flat Git It 36: Rockabilly & Rock / Var That'Ll Flat Git It 36: Rockabilly & Rock / Var CD

-Bear Family's revisit to the history of the Texas TNT label in our unique CD series 'That'll Flat Git It!' focuses on the rockers Robert Tanner produced in the 1950s. -The most important label from Southwest Texas at the time released outstanding recordi

1. Jimmy Dee ; the Offbeats - Here I Come 2. Ray Campi with John and Henry - Catapillar 3. Jerry Dove ; His String Dusters - Pink Bow Tie 4. Dottie Jones - Honey Honey 5. Jimmy Dee ; the Offbeats - You're Late Miss Kate 6. Ray Liberto - Wicked, Wicked Woman 7. The Blue Notes - I Love Her 8. The Delatones - Little Jeanie 9. Bill Morrison ; His Band - Set Me Free 10. The Traits - One More Time 11. Jimmy Dee - I Feel Like Rockin' 12. Glenn Reeves ; His Town and Country Playboys - I Ain't Got Room to Rock 13. Bill Morrison - Baby Be Good 14. Ray Campi with John and Henry - Play It Cool 15. Cecil Moore ; the Notes - I Got It Bad 16. The Traits - Live It Up 17. Ray Stone - China Doll 18. Chuck Goddard - Living Myself to Death 19. Jimmy Dee ; the Offbeats - Henrietta 20. Cecil Moore ; the Notes - Trapped 21. Jimmy Dee ; the Offbeats - Don't Cry No More 22. Johnny Olenn ; the Jokers - Sally Let Your Bangs Hang Down 23. Ray Liberto - I Want You to Love Me Tonight 24. Dan Virva ; the Flying 'D' Ramblers - Duck Tail Cat 25. Betty Barnes with Doug and the Swingboys - Pepinest, Pettinest Pappy 26. Curley Lipham with Good Time Charlie and His Ramblin' Playboys - Start, Step, Stop, Chop 27. Jimmy Dee - Rock-Tick-Tock 28. The Traits - Don't Be Blue 29. Jimmie Burton - Wild River 30. Lonnie Lillie - Truck Drivers Special 31. Sandy Ford - Cat Man Boogie 32. Leon Payne - My Ship of Dreams 33. Bill Anderson - No Song to Sing 34. Joe B. ; Charlie Davis - Shut Your Big Fat Mouth