Year of release 2013

Songs 29

Album time 01:10:35

Genre list Rock 'n' Roll

1
Joey's Song
 
2:57
2
Music, Music, Music
 
2:25
3
Mack The Knife
 
2:17
4
In A Little Spanish Town
 
2:21
5
Two Shadows
 
2:30
6
Shaky
 
2:05
7
Strickty Instrumental
 
3:07
8
Skokiaan
 
2:34
9
Puerto Rican Peddler
 
2:26
10
Drowsy Waters
 
2:40
11
Chiquita Linda (Un Poquito De Tu Amor)
 
2:43
12
The Catwalk
 
2:28
13
Rock Around The Clock
 
2:13
14
I Almost Lost My Mind
 
2:03
15
Blue Suede Shoes
 
2:16
16
Blueberry Hill
 
1:53
17
My Special Angel
 
2:44
18
Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On
 
2:51
19
Crazy Man Crazy
 
2:08
20
Kansas City
 
2:25
21
Love Letters In The Sand
 
2:09
22
I'm In Love Again
 
1:54
23
Shake Rattle And Roll
 
2:34
24
Stagger Lee
 
2:36
25
Rock The Joint
 
2:19
26
How Many
 
2:26
27
It's A Sin
 
2:29
28
Sway With Me
 
2:44
29
Don't Nobody Move
 
2:29

Strictly Instrumentals 1959 & Bill Haley & His Comets 1960 & Singles by Bill Haley and Bill Haley And His Comets is collected on this page with album-level details It is meant to give search engines and visitors a fuller explanation of the release without adding invented review claims.

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