Title: Bill's greatest hits from the 60s (made in Mexico).
Product review: Don't get confused with the title. This is not "El Pionero del Rock'n'Roll" as is printed on a little sticker you find on the jewel case. It is in fact a CD called "Rock & Roll". This disc features 20 songs Bill and his Comets recorded for the Mexican "Orfeon" label. They became quite popular in South America during the 60s and were regarded as the "Kings Of Twist". This collection includes Bill's biggest hit "Florida Twist" from 1961 (in fact an instrumental by sax-player Rudy Pompilli) and some more joyful stuff. The must obscure item is an overdubbed version of the original "Thirteen Women", recorded way back in 1954. The overall sound quality is very good, the package poor (no booklet, no recording dates).
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