Name: That'll Flat Git It! Vol. 43 - Rockabilly and Country Bop From The Vaults Of Allstar Records
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BCD17692

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2024-02-16

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Rockabilly / 50s Rock 'n' Roll

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Bear Family

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Dan Mechura’s Houston-based Allstar Records had a different business plan from the lion’s share of his country and rockabilly competitors. For a fee, Mechura and his cohorts would accept lyrics from amateur songwriters through the mail and fashion them into completed songs, recording the final product with a surprisingly impressive roster of singers and sidemen. By no means was everything Allstar and its Kool and Nu-Craft subsidiary labels done that way, but a fair amount was - resulting in some intriguing listening. Bear Family takes an in-depth look at Allstar’s obscure output on this edition of ‘That’ll Flat Git It!,’ uncovering some splendid obscurities by surprisingly well-known names. Johnny Bush’s first two singles came out on Allstar in 1958, and there are memorable entries by veteran country vocalists Link Davis, Eddie Noack, Lawton Williams, Earl Aycock, and Smilin’ Jerry Jericho. Adrian Roland’s Imitation Of Love beat the odds to become a national country hit in 1960, while Johnny Watson (not the famed blues guitarist), Bobby Clanton and The Citations, Jerry Matthews, Tommy Graham, and Mechura himself (as Daniel James with Rock Moon Rock) supply tough rockabilly, Rocky Williams tears through Rock Cinderella, and Wiley Barkdull’s insane guitar instrumental Tiger By The Tail rocks harder than anything coming out of Houston in 1964! 

Tracklisting: Johnny Bush: In My World All Alone / Johnny Watson: Come To The Party / Link Davis: Bon-Ta-Ru-La / Adrian Roland: Imitation Of Love / Jerry Jericho: When I'm Gone / Kenny Everett &amp; The Texas Showboys: What Is It / Bobby Clanton &amp; The Citations: Beat Back Baby / Earl Aycock: The Love That Thrills / Larry Butler: Walked Out / Adrian Roland: Mr. Bass Fiddle / Daniel James: Rock Moon Rock / Tommy Graham: I Love My Baby / Red Mansel &amp; His Hillbilly Boys: Johnny On The Spot / Wiley Barkdull: When You Go / Johnny Huskey &amp; The King Bee's: Red Dress / Tommy Trent: A Mile To The Mailbox / Jerry Matthews: My Little Baby / Larry Butler: Foolish Affair / Johnny Bush: Your Kind Of Love Red Mansel: My Only One / Tommy Hammond &amp; The Rockin' Rebels: Let's Forget We Ever Met / Ray Mitcham: Out Yonder / Barney Vardeman: It's Never Too Late / Lawton Williams: Mama Doll / Daniel James: I'm Gonna Move / Ray Frushay: Hijackin’ Smilin' / Jerry Jericho: What Right Have I / Tommy Trent: Just For Tonight / Link Davis: Ballad Of Jole Blon / Prince Arky &amp; His Westerners: Ten Horned Devel / Adrian Roland: Now I Know / Rocky Williams: Rock Cinderella / Eddie Noack: Too Hot To Handle / Wiley Barkdull: Tiger By The Tail / Larry Butler: Echoes Fade And Die

That'll Flat Git It! Vol. 43 - Rockabilly and Country Bop From The Vaults Of Allstar Records

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Discover That'll Flat Git It! Vol. 43 - Rockabilly and Country Bop From The Vaults Of Allstar Records by Various. A collection of obscure yet impressive songs recorded by Allstar Records, featuring well-known names in country and rockabilly. Available in various formats from Bear Family.