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Can you
listen to just one kind
of music? Here at JF6t6
we don't think so! That's
the reason why your
favorite webzine changes,
moves. Rockabilly is
still our main thing, but
we also want to share our
passion for surf, garage,
blues, soul and every
kind of rockin' music
that shakes our souls and
makes us jump!
The Jumpin' team |
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El Toro
pursues its superb work
of reissue of Buddy Hollys
complete recordings.
Three cds have been
necessary to gather..
Read
more. |
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Johnny
"Spazz" Hatton
From Elvis to Setzer, he
played with almost
everybody! |
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Southern
Culture On The Skids |
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Deke
Dickerson
King Of The Whole Wide
World
This
latest Deke Dickerson
platter covers the whole
spectrum of roots music (from
straight rock'n'roll to
western swing via honky
tonk, bluegrass, a Bobby
Fuller type of number,
some jazz and more) but
always keeps Deke's
personnality we like for
so many years. And with
guests like Crazy Joe,
Jimmy Sutton, The Lucky
Stars, Carl Leyland, Mary
Huff (SCOTS), Chris
Sprague and more...
you'll quicky understand
that this one must figure
on the first place of
records to buy in 2008. |
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The
Bonebrake Syncopators
That Da Da Strain
This fine agregation of
musicians (DJ Bonebrake,
TK Smith, Dave Stuckey,
Wally Hersom and Jeremy
Wakefield) have just
released their debut
album. Finbally I'd say.
But it was more than
worth the wait. A touch
of western swing mixed
with the sound of small
jazz combos (think Red
Norvo and Benny Goodman)
with some detours into Be
Bop, here's what you find
on this damn fine platter.
Mostly instrumental but
with a couple of vocals
number either sung by
Wakefield or Stuckey.
Essential? You bet !
Order it on DJ's
website. |
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