Recorded live it contains some minor flaws but I wouldn’t trade a flawless performance for all the feeling included in this album. It’s wild, it’s raw but never in detriment to the songs (a bunch of originals like the frantic I Do What I Want When I Want coupled with covers from Al Ferrier, Johnny Burnette, Hank Williams, Johnny Horton, Eddy Clearwater). The name says it all, it rocks but the rural roots are never far. The Hillbilly Huxters are no exceptions to the rules. Despite his objections, Presley remained the King. Woolpackers - HILLBILLY ROCK HILLBILLY ROLL G Up on a mountain way out of town C it Saturday night and the folks gather round D bring a little bottle but.

And most of all, he understands it (how many can say that?). Ironically, Presley himself declined that title: after his first opening in Las Vegas, in 1969, a reporter referred to him as the King in a press conference, which prompted him to point to Fats Domino at the back of the room and say, No, that’s the real king of rock and roll. Like the late Colorado genius, it is obvious that this guy does not only play rockabilly: he lives and breathes it. I probably said that before, but I’ll repeat it again and again if needed: Dave Moore and Wild Hare are the finest and best purveyors of real rockabilly music since Willie Lewis’ Rock-A-Billy Record. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2010 CD release of 'Rock-a-Billy Rock And Roll & Hillbilly' on. Cover shows a man with foot on his upright bass and a sax player. Cd 1 kicks off with Wanda Jackson Rock Your Baby. Still under the shock of The Hillbilly Stroll (Wild Hare WH 9002) his previous effort, I’ve received Dave Moore’s latest album with his new combo the Hillbilly Huxters with Matt Todd on double-bass and Strawback Slim on drums. There is a diff version of this great 10 cd set. Let’s Go Boppin’ Tonight – Big Fairlane – My Buckets Got A Hole in It – Can’t See My Baby Tonight – Hillbilly Blues – Hoochicoo – Kiss Me – Rock Pretty Mama – I’m Coming Home – Huxtercize – Twistin’n Turnin’ – Tear It Up – I Do What I Want When I Want

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