"Why should I record a tribute to Sun Records? And at that, narrowing in on only their rockabilly years... a narrow time frame between roughly 1954 through early 1957. For that matter, what the heck is rockabilly anyway? Sure, all of us greaser, guitar slingin' hep-cats know, but (for the most part) the general population has never even heard the word. Rockabilly, the musical bastard of rhythm and blues, hillbilly, country, gospel, and maybe even a little jazz sung by wild-eyed southern white boys with too much time and too little money just lookin' for trouble. After doing much homework, I have selected 23 of what I consider Sun Records' best recordings. Some I’m sure you know (at least I hope so) and some are very obscure gems." - Brian Setzer

• - 1 -

  • 1. Red Hot
  • 2. Slow Down
  • 3. Real Wild Child
  • 4. Rockhouse
  • 5. Put Your Cat Clothes On
  • 6. Lonely Weekends
  • 7. Get It Off Your Mind
  • 8. Just Because
  • 9. Glad All Over
  • 10. Flatfoot Sam
  • 11. Rock 'N Roll Ruby
  • 12. Blue Suede Shoes
  • 13. Tennessee Zip

• - 2 -

  • 1. Mona Lisa
  • 2. Peroxide Blonde In a Hopped Up Model Ford
  • 3. Get Rhythm
  • 4. Stairway To Nowhere
  • 5. Boppin' the Blues
  • 6. Rakin' and Scrapin'
  • 7. Sweet Woman
  • 8. Flyin' Saucer Rock and Roll
  • 9. Lonely Wolf
  • 10. Red Cadillac and a Black Moustache