Knock out is a knock out to be sure! What is really cool on this particular volume is MORE VINTAGE Rockabilly,plus the original version of Rollin' Danny by Ron Haydock. To the folks who love punk and newer UK rock music, (just like me)The Fall did an excellent version of Rollin' Danny. So I encourage you to check out the original version of the track. It's wonderful. Mark E. Smith does a fine job! The other highlighted tracks on this volume include: Boppin' Bug, Tuscaloosa Lucy, Sweetie Pie, Don't Just Stand There!,You're A Tiger, Let's All Go Wild Tonight, and Bucket Full Of Tears.30 more tracks! It's all right here daddy-o. http://rapidshare.com/files/167136430/Buffalo_Bop_-_55175_-_Knock_Out.rar.html
A rare volume of female rockabilly tracks! 30 more tracks of rockabilly 1950's-early 1960's originals. Just as fun as any other volume, the tracks I highlight here are Teenage Boogie, Cool Cat, What Does A Lifeguard Do In The Fall (?), At The Sock Hopis juvenile fun, Watch Me Do The Twist, Eskimo Baby, Mean Man Blues, and Teenage Rebel. Hardly a bad song inthe whole bunch. Dig the chicks right here. http://rapidshare.com/files/167135947/Buffalo_Bop_55150_Candy_Doll.rar.html
You say you don't have enough rockabilly music in your life? Well, here's more. No doubt about it, the 1950's era is fun, and has a charm all it's own. Probably what's lacking in today's music, the charm, the old fashioned just singing about what you know. This volume contains another 30 tracks, and is strictly rockabilly type rock and roll. The title track song Tradin' Kisses by Matt Lucus is one of the stand out tracks on this various artistscompilation, along with: Pal Mal Rock, Butter Ball, Tip Toe,Chicksville USA, Rock And Roll Rover, Arkansas Jane, and Nervous Wreck. I like the track Nervous Wreck a lot, since it's a man talkingabout his girl! Nutty and great! Check it all out here below! http://rapidshare.com/files/167135273/Buffalo_Bop_-_55157_-_Trading_Kisses.rar.html
Hey hipsters and cowgirls, yet more volumes of this fabulous series of Buffalo Bops! This is yet another one with a theme and the theme is trains. I would say this volume is largely country western rockabilly sounding,but still really a fun ride without a doubt. There's 2 versions of Mystery Train,along with some other cool tracks: That Long Black Train, Goodbye Train, Folsom Prison Blues, Train Whistle Blues,One Way Track, Hey Mr. Porter, Kansas City Train, and naturally, the title track Tommy Nolan doing "Hobo Bop"This is a cool volume, and contains 30 tracks. I think you'reall going to love it like I do. http://rapidshare.com/files/164878093/Buffalo_Bop_-_55012_-_Hobo_Bop.rar.html
Guess what the theme is here? Drinking songs! Yee ha! Yet another 30 tracks of primo 1950's rockabilly rock and one of the best of this series.Greats songs: Pink Elephants, Moonshine Still, Beer Drinking Daddy, Root Beer by the fabulousLaw Brothers, and the title track Rhythm And Booze, Beer Drinking Blues, Moonshine, Suds, Save Me The Label,and yet another winner; Three Aces And A Joker doing Booze Party. 'Nuff Said! Get this one! http://rapidshare.com/files/164876315/Buffalo_Bop_-_55073_-_Rhythm___Booze.rar.html
Tony Curtis in a switchblade fight? Bad Boy-a good theme for a series of compilations of 1950's rockabilly. This entire comp is dedicated to them; Here's a sampleof the way cool songs and titles: All Night In Jail,Okie In The Pokie, Don't Hang Around Me No More, Red Hot Mama, Take It Easy,Greasy! and of course I've Been A Bad Bad Boy by The King Beats.Yet another winner compilation of vintage 1950's rock and roll from the original singles. This one is a strong one with some amazing tracks! Don't sit around wondering if this is cool enough, these are very hard to find, and no one has ever really compiled this large a series of rockabilly music discs. Dig it baby! http://rapidshare.com/files/164877974/Buffalo_Bop_-_55003_-_Bad_Boy.rar.html
The Teen Town volume of Buffalo Bops boasts mostly songs about difficulties between boys and girls. Which is mostly what a lot of songs are about anyways...aren't they? Just think about it? Most songs were written because someone was angry, in love, crazy, or any other strong emotion. Teen Town's highlighted tracks are: All About Cha,Babe, I'm Hypnotised, Tell Me Quick,Tell Me True, Spin The Bottle, You Broke My Heart, and one particularly unusual one calledCoconut Girl. And it's all vintage rockabilly 50's styled, the originalartists, and culled from the original singles, almost like a smalltime capsule of love directly to you, from Mojo Repair Shop. I hope you're not sick of these compilations, give them a listen.I think they will grow on ya! More to come little sea monkeys. http://rapidshare.com/files/164876159/Buffalo_Bop_-_55071_-_Teen_Town.rar.html
Oh, what a cover -she's just being coy, not stuck up! And how many juvenile delinquents would be caught dead near a barbershop? And beating someone up? I think they'd be working on their jalopies, and just hanging out, not popping some guy in the face. Oh well, more rockabilly action kittens and cats. My favorites are the obvious wacky songs like: Lovey Dovey, Preacher Man, Rolly Polly, Griddle Greasin' Daddy,Meet Me In St. Louis, Louis!, Stella Got A Fella,and the ever popular Let Me Play With Your Poodle. (what a strange title) Again, all of the fabulous 50's sounds,without cleaning up the fidelity too much. Mastered from the original 45's, so it's the way those kids heard them back then. These discs really capture that innocent early rock 'n roll time period. http://rapidshare.com/files/156830587/Buffalo_Bop_-_55176_-_Stuck_Up.rar.html
Skipping along in the Buffalo Bop series, 30 more tracks of mid 50's blast available to you, fellow hipsters. This one has some interesting titles you're going to wanna to hear it-because they're fun - Teen Age Talk, Oh Geronimo!, Ain't That A Dilly, Report Card Time, My Knees Turn To Jelly, and so many more worth hearing. I'm having a wonderful time listening to these, and I really enjoy seeing people grab these, so this kind of music never gets forgotten! That's what it's all about, man. Dig the cover with the junvenile deliquent that looks like a retarded James Dean! http://rapidshare.com/files/156830725/Buffalo_Bop_-_55151_-_Skippin__Along.rar.html
Back to the Buffalo Boppin' series that we all love so much. Another voluptuous volume of vintage voola 1950's original rockabilly unknowns, and really very catchy rock songs. Another 30 more tracks, featuring the coolest songs,I'm grooving to: You Hook Me Baby, Koffee Shop Rock, High School USA, Sweet Cucumber(?!), String Bean, Weepin' & Wailin' and Shimmy Shake. All songs mastered from the original 45's,for optimum wattage in the cottage. The real 50's blast daddy-o!
These are hard to find ,so I urge you to move quickly, why? Lotsa blogs have been violated by creepy creeps, who really don't know what to do with themselves. I could think of a few things they could do with their precious time, and ask them to at least consider, you're not going to ever enjoy this music either, so why be so darn depressing, and weird. Bloggers will just move to another site.While you're spinning your wheels. This is long out of print, and these songs are 50 plus years old. They are worth preserving for people who like vintage rock 'n roll.http://rapidshare.com/files/156830917/Buffalo_Bop_-_55172_-_Fright__Nin.rar.html
Knock out is a knock out to be sure! What is really cool 
