Single - Carl Perkins - Honey Don't (Live' 56); Eternal Stay ('63 Demo) king kerosin B: Tennessee Border
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B: Tennessee Border
After singlehandedly becoming the model of Lowbrow art
a song that appeared on her third single for Sun
which is amazing seeing as it was recorded during a period where Keith Turner (lead singer) was receiving chemotherapy treatment
This time Al Hawkes decided to try on rock´n´roll
Single - Carl Perkins - Honey Don't (Live' 56); Eternal Stay ('63 Demo) king kerosin B: Tennessee BorderCarl Perkins is one of the unquestionable fathers of Rockabilly, his recordings in the short 3 years he spent at Sun Records are the foundation on which the genre was built, and have been profusely reissued over the last 70 years, being well know to any 50's rock'n'roll fan and collectors. This single includes two previously unreleased tracks, the first of which is the recently discovered live recording Carl and his band made on March 17, 1956 on the
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