Year of release 2023

Songs 36

Album time 01:19:11

Genre list Rockabilly

1
Nola
 
2:25
2
The Fool
 
2:46
3
Buying On Time
 
1:58
4
How About Me? - Pretty Baby
 
1:53
5
If I Told You (Wouldn't Know It All By Myself)
 
1:58
6
A Cheat
 
2:42
7
A Fool's Blues
 
2:01
8
Nine Pound Hammer
 
2:23
9
Guitar Man
 
1:56
10
Ramrod
 
1:28
11
Caravan
 
2:46
12
Waltz Mignon (Wherever You Are)
 
2:44
13
Snake Eyed Mama
 
2:18
14
Willa Mae
 
1:57
15
She Gotta Shake
 
2:02
16
The Adventures Of Frank N. Stein
 
2:08
17
Give'n Up
 
2:03
18
(Got The) Teen-Age Blues
 
2:28
19
Endless Sleep
 
2:27
20
Fire Of Love
 
1:54
21
Tarantula
 
2:10
22
Thunder
 
2:30
23
The Stinger
 
1:43
24
Keep Talking
 
2:19
25
40 Miles Of Bad Road
 
2:30
26
Alley Cat
 
2:41
27
Makin' Out
 
1:58
28
Shot Down
 
2:15
29
Cookin'
 
2:18
30
Hotfoot
 
2:08
31
Jivin' Around
 
2:27
32
Doin' The Shotish
 
1:36
33
Laughin'
 
2:24
34
Chicken Feathers
 
2:10
35
Doin' It
 
2:11
36
Monte Carlo
 
1:57

Ramrod.... Solo, Groups & Sessions 1956-62 by Al Casey appears in this catalog as a structured album entry The description uses the same album data that is shown on the page, so the text stays close to the actual listing.

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