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| Management number | 205821706 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $54.00 | Model Number | 205821706 | ||
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Title: Boppin' At Studio B
Artist: Harlan, Billy
Label: Muddy Roots Music
Product Type: 7-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 638302583916
Genre: Rock
Billy Harlan has returned to the historic RCA Studio B after a 57 year hiatus thanks to the Country Music Hall of Fame & Muddy Roots Records! In 1959 Billy recorded his own album after years of touring with Dave Rich, Jim Reeves and the Wilburn Brothers as a bass player, doing session work for Chet Atkins and writing songs for many others including Hawkshaw Hawkins. It was shelved which lead to Harlan leaving Nashville to pursue another career out west. Billy returned to tour the studio in recent years to find a picture of himself with other musicians displayed in the entryway. When they found out he still performed live music in Kentucky and at rockabilly festivals worldwide, they were excited to invite him back in to the studio to wrap up the unfinished business he had with Chet, but this time with Muddy Roots Records
Tracks:
1.1 I Wanna Bop
1.2 Boogie Woogie Rock and Roll Man
1.3 Be Boppin' Annie
1.4 Never Been Kissed
1.5 I Ain't Elvis
1.6 This Lonely Man
Artist: Harlan, Billy
Label: Muddy Roots Music
Product Type: 7-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 638302583916
Genre: Rock
Billy Harlan has returned to the historic RCA Studio B after a 57 year hiatus thanks to the Country Music Hall of Fame & Muddy Roots Records! In 1959 Billy recorded his own album after years of touring with Dave Rich, Jim Reeves and the Wilburn Brothers as a bass player, doing session work for Chet Atkins and writing songs for many others including Hawkshaw Hawkins. It was shelved which lead to Harlan leaving Nashville to pursue another career out west. Billy returned to tour the studio in recent years to find a picture of himself with other musicians displayed in the entryway. When they found out he still performed live music in Kentucky and at rockabilly festivals worldwide, they were excited to invite him back in to the studio to wrap up the unfinished business he had with Chet, but this time with Muddy Roots Records
Tracks:
1.1 I Wanna Bop
1.2 Boogie Woogie Rock and Roll Man
1.3 Be Boppin' Annie
1.4 Never Been Kissed
1.5 I Ain't Elvis
1.6 This Lonely Man
7 Inch Single
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