Buffalo Bop - Rough Stuff - Pinch Me Quick

"I gotta switchblade and I'm gonna cut you".The cover looks
menacing,but the music inside follows no theme other than more
highly charged 50's rockabilly rock, by the original artists and released
on small independent labels.That's how a lot of great songs come from.
From people who believe in them well enough they take it upon themselves
and record and produce it themselves.Either the record company doesn't
believe in what they're doing,or the bands are making this music in their
basements and garages in obscurity,and have no need for those record
labels.After all, if you read about bands,and artists especially in the
1950's, the labels were the power = the owners.
And all these talented musicians would get virtually a penny per sale
of their recordings. These bands are not well known, so they sank
into obscurity, and became "collectibles". Buffalo Bop is the
company that doesn't want you to forget these bands,and makes the
music come alive again.The wonderful thing is, you hear the single as it
came off the vinyl, with no foolish noise reduction, which strips the
sound of the recording of it's nuances, and raw beauty, it's charm
and appeal. Again, another compilation with no theme, is just more
rare rockabilly in my book. The highlighted tracks are: Pink Shoes,
Teenage Baby, Ready To Go Steady,
Tuff-E-Nuff Baby, Fluffy Dog, Study Hall Blues, Grandpa's Rock,
Stompin' To The Beat, Pinch Me Quick, and My Little Jewel.
Get it while you can in the comments and remember kids,
switchblades are illegal in several states, but they make fine
finger nail cleaners.

Rockabilly XMas - Buffalo Bop - I Wanna Spend Christmas With Elvis!

Well I hope this one puts you in the mood of Christmas. I'm practically
dreading it myself, yet I am having such a fine time searching every body's
else's fabulous blogs of Christmas music. The weirder the better,please!
This is a wonderful volume of strictly Christmas themed rockabilly tracks.
Another 30 tracks, every one of 'em are winners! I'm currently digging
these fine tracks: Rock Around The Christmas Tree, Sleigh Bell Rock,
The Wildest Christmas, Rock n' Rudolph, Reindeer Rock,
Jingle Bells Boogie, and of course I Wanna Spend Christmas With Elvis.
Not your usual Christmas "Simon,Alvin and Theodore,Jingle Bell Barking
Dogs,or Jingle Cats Meowing Bad Christmas Tunes", so this should delight
even the toughest holiday music critics! Music makes the house seem more
festive, so rock on here! Links in the comments.
Only 12 more days until Christmas!

Rock! - Buffalo Bop - Blankety Blank!

Well, this title pretty much says it all doesn't it? You betcha!
Another 30 tracks of vintage rockabilly from the 1950's, with
cool songs like: Wiggling Blond, How About A Date, Hot Dog,
Bop A Lena, Rock n' Roll Grandpa, Raised On Rock n' Roll,
It's A Lonely World, and Blankety Blank.
It's a hoot to listen to, and I think this series will get you hooked
to this sound, make sure you check out other blogs with this kind
of fabulous music. If you're a total crack-pot like me, you might
as well go under the google search engine,and type rockabilly
and rapid share and look out. Hope you have a large hard drive,
you rock and roll monkeys. I know some people like to abuse
rapid share, but how can you when you get to hear all of this
lovely music? Never complain about it because you never know
when this whole damn thing will come to a crashing end.
Links are now in the comments, okay?!

Candy Doll - Buffalo Bop - Girls Rockin' Out!

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 Hop
is juvenile fun, Watch Me Do The Twist, Eskimo Baby,
Mean Man Blues, and Teenage Rebel. Hardly a bad song in
the whole bunch. Dig the chicks right here.
http://rapidshare.com/files/167135947/Buffalo_Bop_55150_Candy_Doll.rar.html

Bad Boy- Buffalo Bop - Meaner Than An Alligator

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 sample
of 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

Skipping Along - Buffalo Bop - My Knees Turn To Jelly

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

Teenage Wolfpack-Buffalo Bop-Go Crazy Man!

Another Buffalo Bop in the series of great songs by obscure artists,
who should've made more records! Another 30 tracks with one really
rare acetate,and it's Sonny Fisher "Rockin' Daddy" wow, that means
it's never been pressed into a single, and that's the only way you could
hear this song. And there's plenty more Class-A rockabilly like these
songs: When Sin Stops, Rockin' Beat, Cotton Pickin' Heartache,
Jello Sal, Hootchi Cootchi Man,Shake Bop, and a groovy little tune
"Whiplash" by Riki And The Rikitones! All from the 1950's, when
people had fallout shelters, and drove very large cars made from
real thick metal, and the led sled was born. I come from a long line
of car enthusiasts, and we always date ourselves by our cars.
Copy and paste into your browser and warm up the tube amp!
http://rapidshare.com/files/153152476/Buffalo_Bop_-_55027_-_Teenage_Wolfpack.rar

Ice Cold - Buffalo Bop - Teen Age Machine Age!

Ice Cold is not ice cold-it's red hot baby! I found a lot of tracks
to fall in love with this week; Teen Age Machine Age, Bermuda Shorts,
Gee Whiz!, Miss Secretary, Pajama Party, Walkie Talkie, and yet
another cover of Mule Skinner Blues. Now that should date this
volume to songs about as new as 1960 or so. Because that's when
that terrific hit-out-of-nowhere came out by The Fendermen.
The Fendermen were a pop rockabilly duo in the early 1960s.
Primarily composed of Jim Sundquist (from Kingsford,WI.)
and Phil Humphrey(from Stoughton,near Madison WI.)
The group had one big hit record with Mule Skinner Blues released
in 1960 on the Cuca Records Label out of Sauk City,Wisconsin.
The song was a number #3 on the Billboard Charts,so then came a
slew of covers, trying to exploit the hit...but no one really did it as well
as The Fendermen, man! (The Cramps do the best cover version in
my humble opinion, no one can yodel like Lux)
http://rapidshare.com/files/153169209/Buffalo_Bop_-_55162_-_Ice_Cold.rar.html

Jukebox Rock - Buffalo Bop- Put A Nickel In The Jukebox

Jukebox Rock features all songs with themes of guess what?
Jukeboxes! That was what drove the kids wild back then, before
there were affordable home record players, and small tube amps,
the jukebox was king. Every bar,tavern, and small diner had them,
and they still make jukeboxes-if you look online, there's still companies
making vintage looking jukeboxes that play Cd's. For the kid in everyone.
Now they have NEW floor standing,wall mounted jukeboxes,
they're as colorful and grand as can be, some even play mp3's and
ipods! And some are digital download-able models. Imagine that!
They have all of the original brand names; Rowe, Rock-Ola,
and Wurlitzer still being made today. They even have jukeboxes
that still play 45's that are brand new! This particular site at
http://www.jukeboxes.com/ said that jukeboxes have been
around for nearly 100 years! Really cool to check these out!
Getting back to this particular disc; the songs all have the theme of
jukeboxes and some of the titles are: Juke Joint Johnnie,
Jukebox Queen, Jukebox Julie, Jukebox Cannon Ball,
Jukebox Mama, Rock-Ola Ruby, and Juke Box Find My Baby!
Crazy man, crazy!
http://rapidshare.com/files/151308927/Buffalo_Bop_55094_Jukebox_Rock.rar.html

Rockin' Orbit-Buffalo Bop- Gonna Ride The Satelite!

This one has a definite theme to it-all space rockabilly!This one
just might be my favorite, since I love 1950's monster and sci-fi
movies from that era. My favorite movies are Tarantula,
The Creature From The Black Lagoon, and the super early film
The Day The Earth Stood Still. And who wouldn't love these
songs titles: Orbit With Me, The Martian Band, Moon Eyes,
Monkey On The Moon, Planetary Run, Flying Saucer Boogie,
Rocket To The Moon, The Little Space Girl....and how about
this one Zippy Hippy Dippy! They don't even know what
outer space is like, so the songs are pretty funny in many ways.
Wildy entertaining disc! I'm koo koo for this one.
http://rapidshare.com/files/151309049/Buffalo_Bop__55166_Rockin__Orbit.rar.html

Shake It Up! -Buffalo Bop -Rockabilly Fun

More rockabilly you say? Okay! Here we go. Another swell
volume of fabulous rockabilly again, the songs titles alone will make you
want these- Rattlesnake Daddy, Lonesome Guitar, Little Heart Attacks,
and my favorite Rock And Roll Itch. The itch you can't scratch.
These sound terrific, and dated, and again from the original singles.
I'm going to serve up more, so come on back for seconds and thirds.
http://rapidshare.com/files/145559170/Buffalo_Bop_55082_Shake_It_Up.rar.html