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Rockin' Ryan and The Real Goners
Live and Lowdown
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (30) - Disc #1
1. Speedy Pete
2. She?s My Baby
3. Flirty Mae
4. She?s Mine
5. Gettin? Lowdown On You
6. Get Off My Back
7. Hungry For Your Lovin?
8. Hot On Your Trail
9. Ain?t No Lovin?
10. Mr. Ducktail
11. Big Foot Annie
12. Don?t Ya Hear Me Knockin?
13. Rattle Shakin Mama
14. Jeannie With The Dark Blue Eyes
15. Hot On Your Trail
16. Flirty Mae
17. Gettin? Lowdown On You
18. Spider-Legged Baby
19. Hungry For Your Lovin?
20. Go Girl Go
21. Mr. Ducktail
22. Big Foot Annie
23. Rock On The Moon
24. Get Off My Back
25. Miss Froggy
26. Rock n? Roll Guitar
27. Slip, Slip, Slippin In
28. School of Rock n? Roll
29. Mad Man
30. Tear It Up

CD Details

All Artists: Rockin' Ryan and The Real Goners
Title: Live and Lowdown
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Golly Gee
Original Release Date: 4/1/2003
Release Date: 4/1/2003
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock
Style: Oldies & Retro
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 670917074021

Synopsis

Album Description

Golly Gee Records is proud to re-release the out-of-print and sold out "You Wanted More Wild Rock n? Roll..." We didn?t stop there though ? we added more than 45 minutes of recent live recordings by the band at the Annual Mooneyes Christmas Show 2002 where Ryan and the band performed for thousands of hot rod fanatics, greasers, hepcats and Southern California locals. Opening for Ryan was his special guest ? Rory Justice "The Rockabilly Kid". A 13-year old steeped in rockabilly since birth ? Rory holds tremendous promise for the future of rockabilly!

CD Reviews

Combines his 1st LP with some live shows with Rory Justice

Rock'n'Roll Geek | Nerdsville | 08/24/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This may be Rockin' Ryan's most essential release, because the 1st 12 tracks are from his 1st LP, whcich is 100% pure rockabilly/rock'n'roll, that sounds as if it could have been recorded in 1955! The remainder of the cd is taken from live shows, and the sound qaulity is just average, but listenable(soudnbs like radio broadcasts fro mthe 50's, unintentioanlly). Rory Justice "The Rockabilly kid" has a few solos numbers, and the whole cd is generally enjoyable. Among the highlights of the live songs are a boppin' "Rattlesnakin' Mama" and al lthe 1st 12 cuts from the studio session are exellent! A worthwhile cd for fans of vintage sounding rockabilly."