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United States — Rockabilly Playlist

Rockabilly is one of the earliest strains of rock 'n' roll — a hopped-up 1950s fusion of country ('hillbilly') music and rhythm & blues, born in the American South. Slap-back bass, twangy guitars and Sun Records swagger from Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis, with Wanda Jackson its reigning queen. 199 Rockabilly tracks as they are played in United States. Copy the list, tap 🔀 for a fresh mix, add the whole set to Apple Music in one tap, or build your own with the free Setlist Machine.

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  1. That's All Right — Elvis Presley
  2. Blue Suede Shoes — Carl Perkins
  3. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On — Jerry Lee Lewis
  4. Be-Bop-A-Lula — Gene Vincent
  5. Summertime Blues — Eddie Cochran
  6. Let's Have a Party — Wanda Jackson
  7. Great Balls of Fire — Jerry Lee Lewis
  8. Rock This Town — Stray Cats
  9. That'll Be the Day — Buddy Holly
  10. Blue Moon of Kentucky — Elvis Presley
  11. Sunglasses after dark — Dwight Pullen
  12. Hot Rock — Johnny Carroll
  13. Oh, Pretty Woman — Roy Orbison
  14. Reet Petite — Jackie Wilson
  15. I'm Walking — Fats Domino
  16. Baby Blue Eyes — Stray Cats
  17. I'm Heading Home - Narvel Felts — Various Artists - Rockabilly Hall of Fame
  18. Blue Moon — The Marcels
  19. Get In, Sit Down, Shut Up - Don Weise & Bobby Wayne — Various Artists - Rockabilly Hall of Fame
  20. Wild Guitar — Ray Condo & His Hardrock Goners
  21. Daddy's Got A Gun — Jack Rabbit Slim
  22. That Ain't Your Business — Hicksville Bombers
  23. Down To Hell — The RedHot Trio
  24. Red Hot Mama — The Rockhouse Brothers
  25. Killer Diller — Midnight Teds
  26. Walk Of Life — DiMaggio Bros.
  27. Pink and Black — The Twangmasters
  28. Mystery Train — Elvis Presley
  29. Panic Attack — The Bullets
  30. Be-Bop-A-Lula — Heartbreakin' Rebels
  31. Stroll Earthquake — Lew Lewis & The Twilight Trio
  32. Sweet Sweet Girl — The Cobras
  33. Stupid Cupid — Connie Francis
  34. Put something in the pot boy — Five Strings
  35. Shake um up rock — Benny Cliff
  36. Six white horse — Stan Johnson
  37. Eager boy — The Lonesome Drifter
  38. I'm gonna rock some too — The Hodges Brothers
  39. Gotta Love You Baby — Texabilly Rockets
  40. Cindy Lou — Gene Terry
  41. Romeo's teacher — Lanny Duncan
  42. Spaceship life — Blackie Jenkins
  43. Starlight — Jack Huddle
  44. I need you baby — George Weston
  45. Satellite fever & asiatic flu — Lonnie Miley
  46. Boppin' guitar — Ray Melton
  47. Hootchey ootchey — Curtis Long
  48. Phone me baby — Bill Woods
  49. Rocking with the rhythm and blues — Ronnie Haig
  50. Rock a billy boy — Aubrey Cagle
  51. Don't shoot me baby (I'm not ready to die) — Bill Bowen
  52. Hot lips baby — Herbie Duncan
  53. I'm gonna rock and roll — Eddie Zack Cousin Richie
  54. Jim Dandy — The Spades
  55. My queen and me — Lenny & the Star Chiefs
  56. The twist — Hank Ballard & The Midnighters
  57. Hey blues — Beecher Hickman
  58. Rock 'n' Roll — Rebel Ted Rock
  59. I'm a madman — Willie Ward
  60. Alabama Shake — Badland Slingers
  61. Cmon everybody — Eddie Cochran
  62. Sag drag and fall — Sid King anf the five strings
  63. I wonder if you wonder — Jimmy Kirkland
  64. Go boy go — Carl Smith
  65. Hurry — Robbie Robbins
  66. Rockin and rollin — Sonny Fisher
  67. It's rock and roll — Jack Winston
  68. Be my baby — F.D. Johnson
  69. Rhythm hall Columbia — Chuck Murphy
  70. Oooby Dooby — Roy Orbison and Teen Kings
  71. Real gone baby — Alvis Edwards
  72. Rock and roll dot — Tex Neighbours
  73. Across the bay — Joe Richie
  74. Queen from bowling green — Art Buchanan
  75. Hey sally mae — The fabulous thundertones
  76. That's the way i feel — Jimmy Pritchett
  77. Oh my Linda — The Thunder Rocks
  78. I Feel Like Rockin' — Phil Friendly
  79. The bug — Jerry Dallman
  80. It ain't what you got — Tommy Cassell
  81. Love me baby — The Chavis Brothers
  82. Don't knock it — Joey Castle
  83. Dry run — Parker Cunningham
  84. Campus cutie — Billy Perkins
  85. Mixed up rhythm — Johnny Taylor
  86. Pretty Jane — Mark Robinson
  87. Betty Ann — The Cruisers
  88. Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart) — Ricky Nelson
  89. I'm not movin' — Paul Wheatley
  90. Baby sue — The Rhythm Tones
  91. Let's do it — Lawrence Flippo
  92. I heard about you — Charline Arthur
  93. Cattin around — Charlie Adams
  94. Sweet rockin' mama — The Hi-Tombs
  95. Sleigh bell rock — Three Aces & A Joker
  96. Surfin' U.S.A. — The Beach Boys
  97. Johnny Be Goode — Chuck Berry
  98. La Bamba — Ritchie Valens
  99. My Love For Evermore — The Hillbilly Moon Explosion
  100. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear — Elvis Presley

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