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1. All The Time, I'm Through
2. Baby Let's Play House
3. All Alone
4. I Ain't Gonna Take It
5. Lonely
6. Don't Make Me Go
7. Little Bit More [Alt]
8. Ballad Of A Teenage Queen
9. Turn Me Loose
10. You're So Easy To Love
11. Ridin' Fence
12. Ways Of A Woman In Love, The
13. Walkin' Slowly
14. Ride On Josephine
15. Home Of The Blues
16. Tore Up
17. Little Bit More
18. You're The Nearest Thing To Heaven
19. Goodnight Irene
20. Guess Things Happen That Way
21. Can't Get You Off Of My Mind
22. I Found Out
23. You Can't Catch Me
24. Shame, Shame, Shame
25. Ain't Got No Home
26. Too Much Monkey Business
27. Honey Hush
28. Good Rockin' Boogie
29. Roll Over Beethoven
30. I'm Coming Home
31. Shot-Gun Boogie
32. Honky Tonk Man
33. Lonesome For A Letter
34. Ride On Josephine
More Info:
2008 collection containing 35 tracks from the human jukebox. Sleepy LaBeef rocks! We're talking raw and authentic 1950s Rockabilly here. And some 1960s and 1970s recordings that Rock even harder, if possible, while retaining the uncompromising spirit that only a true original artist can. Sleepy LaBeef was there in the mid-1950s when Rockabilly was born. He heard and saw it all, and he was a part of it. From his first records for Starday and Dixie in Texas, through small Houston labels and the major national label, Columbia, Sleepy still kept rocking. He carried on rocking on the reactivated Sun label in the 1970s. It was a marriage made in Rock 'N' Roll heaven. Bear Family.
