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 within Jive-A-Rama Volume Four, Atomicat (ACCD163) 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, Country Rockers, Rhythm & Blues, and Doo Wop, 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 the vaults of Rhythm Bomb Records. It goes without saying certain songs will be danced to differently and one person's jive is for another a stroll tempo, what is important is that you enjoy the music.

As the laser slips into the discs groove purchasers of Atomicat Records (ACCD163), Jive-A-Rama, Volume Four will be entertained by sounds that are certain to thrill. Eddie Cochran opens the proceedings with his enthralling Sweetie Pie, and more white rock is heard from; Johnny Burnette, Me And The Bear, Al Turnage and The Turnpikes, Hollywood Rock, Vic Gallon, I'm Gone, the Sanford Clark-esque Connie Conway, Baby's Comin' Home, Charlie Gracie with the Elvis Presley inspired I'm A Fool That's Why, and Jimmy Dee and The Offbeats wild and loud rocker Here I Come. In the mid-1950s the country artists had to adapt to the big beat sound to put food onto their table and prime examples of the styles coming together can be heard from; Bob Gallion, My Square Dancin' Mama (She's Done Learned To Rock And Roll), Wayne Walker, Little Ole You, and Bonnie Blue Bell with The Chic Adams Band Let's Go, all of which have a catchy rhythm.

Additional Details

Label: Atomicat

Genre: Blues

Run Time: 68:29 mins

Region: 0

Release Date: 08/23/24

UPC: 4262402122209