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    Rockabilly Ballad

    Having gr8 fun writing a really soppy Rockabilly ballad inspired by:


    Will be debued on Thursday evening in a cafe with a big Neon Gibson Guitar hanging outside, sort of reminds you of Sun Records.

    The gr8 thing about playing rockabilly songs is you're allowed to play really soppy stuff ......on a Summer's evening ....

    Last edited by BlasterBates; 2 September 2013, 20:15.
    I'm alright Jack
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    Thirty years ago I used to take my '56 Velox on The Chelsea Cruise. I've been a huge 1950's music fan the whole of my life.

    I'm more into Doo wop these days which is mega ballad territory, but here's a couple of rockabilly ones.

    Cadillac Angels-Love To Learn - YouTube

    Jack Scott - My True Love - 1958 45rpm - YouTube

    Also there's this; Genius; Go Cat Go- Forever's much too long - YouTube
    Last edited by Lockhouse; 2 September 2013, 21:31.
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