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That’s All Right Mama

“That’s All Right Mama” – Tribute to Elvis Presley
ElvisI was introduced to the greatness of Elvis when my foster father, Joe Treadway, booked him on his very first tour (Elvis, Scotty Moore, and Bill Black — no drummer) in January 1955. I knew, at that early age, I was seeing the future — and immediately my life was changed. I eagerly awaited the next “Pink Cadillac” tour later that year. What a difference a few months had made. For one thing, Joe Treadway had learned to spell the “King’s” name correctly — Elvis, not Alvis, as it was printed in the first newspaper advertising. Even more exciting, Elvis, Scotty Moore and Bill Black were riding in luxury in Presley’s brand new 1955 pink Cadillac Coupe de Ville, rather than the somewhat abused, “borrowed” 1951 Lincoln a few months earlier. Rockabilly crystallized into a recognizable style in 1954 with Elvis’s first release on Sun Records. Presley’s early appearances in West Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana inspired hundreds of musicians to immediately join the Rockabilly movement. I was one of those many who was personally affected by the Elvis virus. This track is an obvious tribute to the birth of Rockabilly and its founder.

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It’s a very passionate story about the love Naylor has for his friends and their music…

The Rockabilly Legends: A Tribute to My Friends documentary and CD soundtrack production is a tribute to the new form of music that emerged as poor, hard-working boys, well grounded in Christian faith, fused folk, country, gospel, bluegrass and black styles in an infectious genre that wasn’t quite rock and wasn’t quite hillbilly—Rockabilly! It crossed color lines. It represented freedom. It’s a very passionate story about the love Naylor has for his friends and their music. The Rockabilly Legends.

Starla Pointer
Staff Writer
The News-Register
McMinnville, Oregon

Rockabilly Legends
2015-09-27T21:57:35-04:00

Starla Pointer
Staff Writer
The News-Register
McMinnville, Oregon

The Rockabilly Legends: A Tribute to My Friends documentary and CD soundtrack production is a tribute to the new form of music that emerged as poor, hard-working boys, well grounded in Christian faith, fused folk, country, gospel, bluegrass and black styles in an infectious genre that wasn’t quite rock and wasn’t quite hillbilly—Rockabilly! It crossed color lines. It represented freedom. It’s a very passionate story about the love Naylor has for his friends and their music. The Rockabilly Legends.
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