Various: Time-Life Music: The Rock 'n' Roll Era: 1957 CD Track Listing
Various
Time-Life Music: The Rock 'n' Roll Era: 1957
This rock cd contains 22 tracks and runs 51min 50sec.
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: Music
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: music songs tracks rock
- Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (02:51)
Jerry Lee Lewin\nMusic and lyrics by Sunny David and Dave Williams\nOriginal issue: Sun 267\nHighest Billboard chart position: 3 - The Dell-vikings - Come Go With Me (02:41)
The Dell-vikings\nMusic and lyrics by Clarence E. Quick\nOriginal issue: Dot 15538\nHighest Billboard chart position: 5 - Fats Domino - I'm Walkin' (02:08)
Fats Domino\nMusic and lyrics by Antoine Domino and Dave Bartholomew\nOriginal issue: Imperial 5428\nHighest Billboard chart position: 5 - Little Richard - Keep a Knockin' (02:16)
Little Richard\nMusic and lyrics by Richard Penniman\nOriginal issue: specialty 611\nHighest Billboard chart position: 8 - The Tune Weavers - Happy, Happy Birthday Baby (02:17)
The Tune Weavers\nMusic and lyrics by Gilbert Lopez and Margo Sylvia\nOriginal issue: Checker 872\nHighest Billboard chart position: 5 - Danny And The Juniors - At the Hop (02:30)
Danny and the Juniors\nMusic and lyrics by Arthur Singer, John Medora and David White\nOriginal issue: ABC-Paramount 9871\nHighest Billboard chart position: 1 - The Everly Brothers - Wake Up Little Susie (02:01)
The Everly Brothers\nMusic and lyrics by Boudleaux Bryant and Felice Bryant\nOriginal issue: Cadence 1337\nHighest Billboard chart position: 1 - Thurston Harris - Little Bitty Pretty One (02:22)
Thuston Harris\nMusic and lyrics by Robert Byrd\nOriginal issue: Aladdin 3398\nHighest Billboard chart position: 6 - Chuck Willis - C.C. Rider (02:33)
Chuck Willis\nMusic and lyrics by Chuck Willis\nOriginal issue: Atlantic 1130\nHighest Billboard chart position: 12 - Lavern Baker - Jim Dandy (02:11)
LaVern Baker\nMusic and lyrics by Lincoln Chase\nOriginal issue: Atlantic 1116\nHighest Billboard chart position: 22 - Dale Hawkins - Susie-Q (02:17)
Dale Hawkins\nMusic and lyrics by Dale Hawkins, Stanley Lewis and Eleanor Broadwater\nOriginal issue: Checker 863\nHighest Billboard chart position: 29 - Jery Lee Lewis - Great Balls of Fire (01:51)
Jerry Lee Lewis\nMusic and lyrics by Otis Blackwell and Jack Hammer\nOriginal issue: sun 281\nHighest Billboard chart position: 2 - The Diamonds - Little Darlin' (02:07)
The Diamonds\nMusic and lyrics by Maurice Williams\nOriginal issue: Mercury 71060\nHighest Billboard chart position: 2 - The Coasters - Searchin' (02:39)
The Coasters\nMusic and lyrics by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller\nOriginal issue: Atco 6087\nHighest Billboard chart position: 5 - The Bobbettes - Mr. Lee (02:13)
The Bobbettes\nMusic and lyrics by Heather Dixon, Helon Gathers, Emma Ruth Pought, Laura Webb and Jannie Pought\nOriginal issue: Atlantic 1144\nHighest Billboard chart position: 6 - Johnnie And Joe - Over the Mountain, Across the Sea (02:16)
Johnnie and Joe\nMusic and lyrics by Rex Garvin\nOriginal issue: Chess1654\nHighest Billboard chart position: 8 - Buddy Holly - Peggy Sue (02:29)
Buddy Holly\nMusic and lyrics by Buddy Holly, Jerry Allison and NormanPetty\nOriginal issue: Coral 61885\nHighest Billboard chart position: 3 - Chuck Berry - School Day (02:40)
Chuck Berry\nMusic and lyrics by Chuck Berry\nOriginal issue: Chess 1653\nHighest Billboard chart position: 5 - The Coasters - Young Blood (02:21)
The Coasters\nMusic and lyrics by Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller and Doc Pomus\nOriginal issue: Atco 6087\nHighest Billboard chart position: 8 - Buddy Knox - Party Doll (02:13)
Buddy Knox\nMusic and lyrics by Buddy Knox and Jimmy Bowen\nOriginal issue: Roulette 4002\nHighest Billboard chart position: 2 - Larry Williams - Short Fat Fannie (02:24)
Larry Williams\nMusic and lyrics by Larry Williams\nOriginal issue: Specialty 608\nHighest Billboard chart position: 6 - The Dubs - Could This Be Magic (02:16)
The Dubs\nMusic and lyrics by Richard Blandon and Hiram Johnson\nOriginal issue: Gone 5011\nHighest Billboard chart position: 24
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