
What It Was Was Rockabilly
Author(s): Richard E. Jandrow (Author)
- Publisher: Boxcar Pub
- Publication Date: June 1, 1995
- Language: English
- Print length: 296 pages
- ISBN-10: 1886791015
- ISBN-13: 9781886791015
Book Description
The story of the beginning of Rock ‘n’ Roll in general, and Rockabilly music, in particular. It contains stories and anacdotes of each of the artists involved in the history and a complete discography for each artist mentioned and many they were not mentioned in the book. It defines what Rockabilly is and what it meant to society and the world at the time. The names involved in it’s history are those recognized by millions of people throughout the world.
Editorial Reviews
Review
“Fans of the rockabilly style and those curious about the process of its evolution will relish Jandrow’s reference….” — Midwest Book Review
“While rockabilly is a favorite of op historians and record collectors, it’s been difficult to find a solid history of the music. Now, however, a new book…tells the story.” —
L. A. Daily NewsFans of the rockabilly style and those curious about the process of its evolution will relish Jandrow s reference, which combines a discography going back to early Bob Wills with a thorough discussion of the roots of rock and roll. Both singles and albums are included in wide-ranging discussions which will please music trivia buffs. —
Midwest Book ReviewAbout the Author
Richard E. Jandrow is a former disc jockey from Worcester, Massachusetts, who has continued to have an avid interest in the beginning of Rock ‘n’ Roll throughout the years. He has an extensive record collection, and he continues to have a great love for the music. He is considered an expert of the genre and several related sub genre in the history of rock.
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