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 El Toro pursues its superb work of reissue of Buddy Holly’s complete recordings. Three cd’s have been necessary to gather.. Read more.         Johnny "Spazz" Hatton From Elvis to Setzer, he played with almost everybody!     Steve Eaton (Frenzy)   Southern Culture On The Skids           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.     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.