Year of release 1994

Songs 29

Album time 01:12:58

Genre list Rock 'n' Roll, Rockabilly

1
Corrine, Corrina
 
2:28
2
B. B. Betty
 
2:33
3
Sweet Sue, Just You
 
2:15
4
Charmaine
 
3:00
5
Vive Le Rock And Roll (& Catarina Valente)
 
2:35
6
Hot Dog Buddy Buddy
 
2:34
7
The Dragon Rock
 
2:05
8
A. B. C. Rock
 
2:33
9
The Cat Walk
 
2:28
10
I Got A Woman
 
2:34
11
(Now And Then) There's A Fool Such As I
 
2:46
12
Be By Me
 
2:22
13
Where Did You Go Last Night
 
2:45
14
Caldonia
 
2:23
15
Shaky
 
2:05
16
Ooh! Look-A There, Ain't She Pretty
 
2:25
17
(Thanks For The) Summer Souvenirs
 
2:41
18
Puerto Rican Peddlar
 
2:26
19
Music, Music, Music
 
2:26
20
Skokiaan
 
2:33
21
Drowsy Waters
 
2:40
22
Two Shadows
 
2:30
23
In A Little Spanish Town
 
2:21
24
Strictly Instrumental
 
3:08
25
Mack The Knife
 
2:17
26
The Green Door
 
2:32
27
Yeah She's Evil
 
2:08
28
Football Rock And Roll
 
3:35
29
Six Year-Old Can Rock And Roll
 
2:00

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