CD-4 - Don Gibson - Hillbilly Hitmaker Elvis Presley Even Though Detroit's Major Musical
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Even Though Detroit's Major Musical Revolution Was Still A Few Years Off In 1947
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April In Portugal
Rattle & Roll 2:18 1-10 Alma Cogan– Bell Bottom Blues 2:32 1-11 Ray Ellington– Stranded In The Jungle 2:54 1-12 The Kirchin Band*– Big City Blues 3:12 1-13 Tommy Steele & The Steelmen*– Elevator Rock 1:46 1-14 Lee Lawrence– Don't Nobody Move 2:40 1-15 Lita Roza– Oakie Boogie 2:26 1-16 Winifred Atwell– Yancey Special 2:35 1-17 The Canadians– Blue Suede Shoes 2:39 1-18 Alma Cogan– Why Do Fools Fall In Love 2:13 1-19 Frankie Vaughan– My Boy Flat Top 2:30 1-20 Don Lang With The Langhorn Big Six– I Want You To Be My Baby 2:01 1-21 Tommy Steele & The Steelmen*– Doomsday Rock 1:56 1-22 Tony Crombie & His Rockets*– Shorthin' Bread Rock 2:20 1-23 The Kirchin Band*– Tweedlee Dee 2:24 1-24 The Canadians– Rockin' Through The Rye 2:52 1-25 Thunderclap Jones– Sound Barrier Boogie 2:50 1-26 Deep River Boys– That's Right 2:45 1-27 Winifred Atwell– Hamp Boogie Woogie 2:26 1-28 Eve Boswell– Where In The World Is Billy 2:18 1-29 Lee Lawrence– Rock 'n' Roll Opera 2:50 1-30 Johnny Brandon– I Didn't Know 2:16 1-31 Hedley Ward Trio– Rock Around The Clock 2:40 2-1 Deep River Boys– Whole Wide World 1:26 2-2 Tony Crombie & His Rockets*– Let's You And I Rock 1:55 2-3 Tommy Steele & The Steelmen*– Rebel Rock 2:00 2-4 Winifred Atwell– Jimmy Dorsey Boogie 1:54 2-5 Diana Decker– Rock A Boogie Baby 2:34 2-6 The Kirchin Band*– (Oh Baby) Beedleumbo 2:23 2-7 Eric Delaney Band & The Beryl Stott Group*– Rock 'n' Roll King Cole 2:48 2-8 Bert Weedon With George Chisholm– D
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CD-4 - Don Gibson - Hillbilly Hitmaker Elvis Presley Even Though Detroit's Major Musical