The 30 songs featured are carefully selected for danceability, and the album is programmed to sound like an evening at your local record hop.

The 30 songs featured on the Bop-A-Rama Volume Four, Atomicat (ACCD164) are carefully selected for danceability, and the album is programmed to sound like an evening at your local record hop. The album incorporates Rockabilly, Rock 'n' Roll, and Jump Blues and the songs are perfect for home enjoyment. Additionally, the album will provide Dee Jays with an amazing assortment of sounds on one CD album to maintain dance-floor action. The album includes two previously unissued bonus recordings taken from the vaults of Rhythm Bomb Records. It goes without saying certain songs will be danced to differently and one person's bop can be a jived to, what is important is that you enjoy the music.
Sunset Blues by Tony and Jackie Lamie with The Swing Kings is an ode about the ending of a working day 'I can't work in the evening.... When I see that sun sinking, I just got to go to town' and this springy rocker launches the album and sets the pace. The compelling bop beat rockers lined up to shake your speakers include; The Collins Kids (Larry and Lorrie) Hoy Hoy, Sonny Hall's screamer My Big Fat Baby, and Ray Vict and His Bop Rockers recorded in Louisiana classic We Gonna Bop Stop Rock, these songs alone should sell this album.
However, cats and kittens there are more top rockers on the thirty-song album. The lesser known, over-looked and long-forgotten performers who were local performers include; Judy Capps with Pat Kingary and The Kentuckians, You Can Have My Love, Leon Merritt, Wishin' I Was Kissin' You, Ricky and The Stompers, The Wild One, and Lee Slaughters and The Cumberland Play Boys, Rock 'n' Roll World, and these bop rhythms will entertain your ears and get your feet moving.

Additional Details

Label: Atomicat

Genre: Blues

Run Time: 66:41 mins

Region: 0

Release Date: 08/23/24

UPC: 4262402122216