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Soundtrack 3 – The Rockabilly Legends: To Carl, Let it Vibrate

Soundtrack 3 – The Rockabilly Legends: To Carl, Let it Vibrate

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Soundtrack CD 3 of 4 (12 Tracks)

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Soundtrack -3 is a special tribute to the Godfather of Rockabilly, Carl Perkins, featuring his son, Carl Stanley Perkins, and Jerry Naylor.

Carl Lee Perkins, at age six, learned to play the guitar in the cotton field from an elderly black man he called, “Uncle John Westbrook.” Uncle John placed his long bony fingers on top of Carl’s small hands, helping him form the chords on the guitar neck.

Uncle John also gave Carl his most valuable counsel, “See, Carl Lee, it ain’t just in the guitar, it’s in the fingers. What I mean by that is, it’s in the soul.” When the Carl challenged Uncle John as to how he could get that soul in his fingers, Uncle John told him to lean his head down on the guitar. “Get down close to it. You can feel it travel down the strangs, come through your head and down to your soul. You can feel it. Let it vi-ber-ate.”

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The Rockabilly Legends: To Carl, Let it Vibrate (Soundtrack 3)

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1. Play Preview One More Shot At Loving You Jerry Naylor & Stan Perkins
2. Can’t Stop, Gotta Rock In My Shoe Jerry Naylor & Stan Perkins
3. Play Preview Put Your Cat Clothes On Jerry Naylor & Stan Perkins
4. Rock And Roll Rhythm Jerry Naylor & Stan Perkins
5. All Mama’s Children Jerry Naylor & Stan Perkins
6. Precious Memories Jerry Naylor & Stan Perkins
7. Play Preview Gone, Gone, Gone Jerry Naylor & Stan Perkins & Roman Self
8. You The Mama Of My Song Jerry Naylor & Stan Perkins
9. E.P. Express Jerry Naylor & Stan Perkins
10. You Can Do No Wrong Jerry Naylor & Stan Perkins
11.Play Preview Rockabilly Fever Carl Perkins
12. On My Knees Carl Perkins

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Weight .2 lbs
Dimensions 5.75 × 5 × .375 in

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BOOK REVIEW – The Rockabilly Legends

They Called It Rockabilly Long Before They Called It Rock And Roll

TheRockabillyLegendsBookJust the sight of that word ‘rockabilly’ on front of this great slab of a book was enough to give me the thrill. And why, as I turned the beautifully designed and lovingly printed pages, reading the stories behind the first recordings by Elvis and Carl Perkins, I found my fingers and feet involuntarily tapping out the beat of That’s Alright Mama and Blue Suede Shoes. The room was silent. The records, fresh and new, were playing in my head.

It’s a tribute from a man whose life was changed in the 1950s to the men who changed it, focusing on the ones he knew and toured withy. During the ‘60s, Jerry Naylor filled Buddy Holly’s shoes in the Crickets. Before that, as a 15-year-old part time DJ, he remembers spinning Presley’s first 45 – and dancing around the studio screaming and yelling as it played.

It’s that enthusiasm that defines this book and, ultimately, the music (of which there is plenty on a DVD of vintage performances tucked into the back cover). In 2057 will there be hip hop festivals like the rockabilly ones that flourish today?

I doubt it. But I bet that, in 3057, out in space, there will be a teenager thrilling to Carl Perkins singing, “I’ve got my cat clothes on and my blue suede shoes…”

Douglas McPherson, CMP Book Review

Rockabilly Legends
2015-11-03T14:47:20-05:00

Douglas McPherson, CMP Book Review

They Called It Rockabilly Long Before They Called It Rock And Roll Just the sight of that word ‘rockabilly’ on front of this great slab of a book was enough to give me the thrill. And why, as I turned the beautifully designed and lovingly printed pages, reading the stories behind the first recordings by Elvis and Carl Perkins, I found my fingers and feet involuntarily tapping out the beat of That’s Alright Mama and Blue Suede Shoes. The room was silent. The records, fresh and new, were playing in my head. It’s a tribute from a man whose life was changed in the 1950s to the men who changed it, focusing on the ones he knew and toured withy. During the ‘60s, Jerry Naylor filled Buddy Holly’s shoes in the Crickets. Before that, as a 15-year-old part time DJ, he remembers spinning Presley’s first 45 – and dancing around the studio screaming and yelling as it played. It’s that enthusiasm that defines this book and, ultimately, the music (of which there is plenty on a DVD of vintage performances tucked into the back cover). In 2057 will there be hip hop festivals like the rockabilly ones that flourish today? I doubt it. But I bet that, in 3057, out in space, there will be a teenager thrilling to Carl Perkins singing, “I’ve got my cat clothes on and my blue suede shoes…”
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