YES!--I said it's ROCKABILLY TIME, yall!
From the now-forgotten movie HOT ROD GANG (1958), this is the amazing Gene Vincent, who was simply too fabulous for mere words.
Apparently, "Baby Blue" was co-written by local legend Country Earl, and I never knew until last night! (He still makes a few hundred dollars a year from it, he said.) Country Earl's local restaurant in Simpsonville is colloquially known as Country Earl's Chompin and Stompin (rules: no drinking, no smoking and no cussing).
And if you are lucky enough to listen to Country Earl's classic-country radio show on WOLT-FM every Sunday night, then you already KNOW you are one of the luckiest souls on planet Earth.
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Baby Blue - Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps (1958)
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Race with the Devil - Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps (1956)
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Be-Bop-A-Lula - Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps (1958)
Monday, December 7, 2009
Music Monday: It's rockabilly time!
Posted by Daisy Deadhead at 6:24 PM
Labels: 50s, classic country, Country Earl, Gene Vincent, Monday Music, nostalgia, rockabilly, Simpsonville, South Carolina, The Dirty South