Discography: A Hillbilly Tribute to AD/DC http://ifolder.ru/3411336 A Hot Piece Of Grass Kiss My Grass : Kiss Tribute Let There Be Rockgrass [Bonus Tracks] Weapons Of Grass Destruction http://ifolder.ru/3363413
Dave Dudley was born with the name David Darwin Pedruska on May 3, 1928, in Spencer, Wis. He was raised in Stevens Point, Wis., and played on semi-pro baseball teams until an arm injury forced an end to his athletic career in 1950. Moving toward a career in country music, he became a radio disc jockey, working at stations in Wisconsin, Iowa, Idaho and Minnesota and formed the Dave Dudley Trio in 1953. Dudley was sidelined for several months in 1960 after being struck by a car while loading equipment following a performance in Minneapolis.Dudley first hit the Billboard country singles chart in 1961 with "Maybe I Do" on Vee Records. He charted again a year later with "Under Cover of the Night" on the Jubilee label. But he's best remembered for his 1963 recording of "Six Days on the Road," which spent two weeks at No. 2 on the country charts. Written by Earl Greene and Earl Montgomery, the song was passed along to Dudley by Jimmy C. Newman. Although Dudley was initially reluctant to record the up-tempo song, "Six Days on the Road" helped him land a recording contract with Mercury Records.Building his career on truck driving songs, Dudley charted 41 singles on the Billboard country chart, including "Truck Drivin' Son-of-a-Gun," "There Ain't No Easy Run," "One More Mile," "Trucker's Prayer" and "Truck Driver's Waltz." He scored his only No. 1 hit with "The Pool Shark," a 1970 duet with Mercury labelmate Tom T. Hall. Dudley and Hall also charted a follow-up single, "Day Drinking." Dudley's chart success continued through the '70s on a variety of labels including Mercury, Rice and United Artists. His last charted single, "Rolaids, Doan's Pills and Preparation H," was released in 1980. He died on December 22, 2003.Through his music, Dudley helped create an image of the American trucker that influenced several films and TV shows from the '70s, including Smokey and the Bandit and Movin' On. With his booming voice and a twanging lead guitar, Dudley's recording of "Six Days on the Road" also had an impact on a new generation of musicians. The song was later recorded by Gram Parsons (both as a solo artist and with the Flying Burrito Brothers), Steve Earle, George Thorogood & the Destroyers and Sawyer Brown.Discography: Dave Dudley-Lonelyville Dave Dudley-My kind of love Dave Dudley-One more mileDave Dudley-Talk Of The Town-1964 Dave Dudley-Truck drivin'
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The Gene Vincent Box Set - CD1 - Be-Bop-A-Lula part one http://ifolder.ru/2171025 part two http://ifolder.ru/2171013 The Gene Vincent Box Set - CD2 - Dance To The Bop The Gene Vincent Box Set - CD3 - Git It The Gene Vincent Box Set - Cd4 - Say Mama The Gene Vincent Box Set - CD5 - Wild Cat The Gene Vincent Box Set - CD6 - The Beginning Of The End второй 8 ЦД: "The Road Is Rocky: Complete Studio Masters 1956-1971" 2005 года
"Jakehead are three tattooed, greasy rockabilly cats from Champaign, IL. Jakehead has a hi-energy stage show that focuses on getting the crowd riled up and dancing. Jakehead has played with acts such as Big Sandy & His Fly Rite Boys, Throw Rag, The Cowslingers, Wayne 'The Train' Hancock, The Legendary Shack Shakers, and The Riptones. Jakehead is quickly developing a following in the Midwest of the United States. Jakehead plays originals and has a cover set list that is very extensive, covering many different bands of rockabilly, hillbilly, pyschobilly, and country. They are, in their own words, the primordial ooze of rock 'n' roll, dirt, twang, and rebellion!..."