Title: Not Rockabilly - should not be part of this series
Product review: This is far from Rockabilly! This starts with some mid 60's beat music by Billy Barry that at no time resembles the rockabilly tracks on the rest of the series I have listened to and does not get any better. The first Ronnie Dio track 'Do the OOP-POO-PAH-DOO' has a soul feel to it and the second track 'Love Pains' is more reminisent of the teen idol hits of the early 60's. Billy Balls' 'Motorcycle' is more rock and noise than Rockabilly. Charlie Starr provides the best track on the CD 'Black Jack Joey' but the rest of his offerings are purely pop. The Otis Blackwell track is interesting purely to compare to the version Elvis provided for the movie 'It happened at the worlds fair'. But again a pop offering not what we have come to expect from the 'That'll Flat Git Series'. This is one for you Hep Kats to skip - Generally a great series but this is the exception.
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