Humble Road Boogie - Curley Rash And His South Texas Playboy
Peach Tree Street Boogie - Delmore Brothers
Ive Got The Boogie Blues - Charline Arthur
Pretty Baby Boogie - Billy Briggs
Slick Chick Boogie - Maston Music Makers
Mother In Law Boogie - Earl Songer And His Rocky Road Ramble
Mean Mama Boogie - Johnny Bond And His Red River Valley Boys
Jesse James Boogie - Jesse James
Old MacDonald Boogie - Johnny Tyler And The Riders Of The Ri
Baby Buggie Boogie - Milo Twins
Georges Playhouse Boogie - Maddox Bros And Rose
Long Tom Boogie - Tommy Kizziah And His West Coast Ramblers
Jack And Jill Boogie - Wayne Raney
Boogie Woogie Lou - Zeb Turner
Zebs Mountain Boogie - Brad Brady (Owen Bradley And His Tenn
Boogie Woogie Blues - Art Gunn And His Arizona Playboys
Rip Ramsey Boogie - Rip Ramsey And His Texas Wanderers
Richey Boogie - Walt McCoy And His Western Wonders
Porkys Boogie Woogie On Strings - Rhythm Boys
T Texas Boogie - T Texas Tyler
Paper Boy Boogie - Texas Bill Strength
Cowboy Boogie - Walt McCoy And His Western Wonders
Lost John Boogie - Wayne Raney
Merles Boogie Woogie - Merle Travis
Bernie Hess Boogie - Bennie Hess And His Nation Playboys
G I Boogie - Don Whitney
Hal Billy Boogie - Dick Dyson And His Blue Bonnet Boys
Boogie Man Boogie - Chet Atkins
Boogie Woogie - Johnny Barfield
Boog Boog Boogie - Turner Bros (Red And Lige)
Super Boogie Woogie - Jerry Irby With His Texas Ranchers
Boogie Woogie In The Village - Village Boys
Doin The Boogie Woogie - Johnny Barfield
Hillbilly Boogie - Delmore Brothers
Boogie Barn Dance - Jimmy Bryant
Dream Band Boogie - Hank Harral And His Palomino Cowhands
Hayride Boogie - Tillman Franks
Boogie Woogie On A Saturday Night - Hardrock Gunter
Country Boogie - Arthur Smiths Senastional Trio
Hillbilly Boogie - Jerry Irby And His Texas Ranchers
Green Tree Boogie - Bill Haley And The Saddlemen
No Shoes Boogie - Charlie Harris With RD Hendons Western Jam
Shufflin Shoes Boogie - Wes Holly
Juke Box Boogie - Big Jeff And The Radio Playboys
Juke Box Boogie - Freddie Burns And His Ranch Boys
Boogie Woogie Baby - Delmore Brothers
Boogie Woogie Gal - Jack Padgett The Texas Wrangler
Cornbread Boogie - Art Gunn And His Arizona Playboys
Catfish Boogie - Wayne Raney
Goatburger Boogie - Cousin Deems Sanders And His Goatherders
Sundown Boogie - Bill Haley And The Saddlemen
Alarm Clock Boogie - Billy Briggs
Crazy About The Boogie - Vance Morris And His Alabama Playbo
Crazy Boogie - Merle Travis
Crazy Baby Boogie - Bill Mack
Guitar Boogie - Arthur Smiths Hot Quintet
Mandolin Boogie - Armstrong Twins
Joes Mandolin Boogie - Hubert Friar And Hillbilly Hicks
Piano Petes Boogie - Jesse James And Band
Banjo Boogie - Arthur Smiths Hot Quintet
Be Bop Boogie - Mustard And Gravy
Real Hot Boogie - Wayne Raney
Red Hot Boogie - Don Whitney
Hula Boogie - Tommy Durden And The Westernaires
The Shotgun Boogie - Tennessee Ernie Ford
Hot Rod Shotgun Boogie - Tillman Franks And His Rainbow Boys
Doghouse Boogie - Hawkshaw Hawkins
Dirty Boogie - Roy Hall And His Cohutta Mountain Boys
Snake Dance Boogie - Roy Hogsed
Rhumba Boogie - Hank Snow
Hadacol Boogie - Bill Nettles And His Dixie Blue Boys
Playboy Boogie - Buster Doss And His Arkansas Playboys
Hesitation Boogie - Hardrock Gunter
New Broom Boogie - Al Dexter And His Troopers
Hangman Boogie - Cowboy Copas
Mule Boogie - Roy Hall And His Cohutta Mountain Boys
Boogie woogie became an international craze through the work of giants like Albert Ammons, Jimmy Yancy, Pete Johnston & Meade Lux Lewis. By the end of World War II the boogie craze had died down but it's fire was re... more »kindled by white performers in the form of country boogie, here is the story of the hillbilly boogie boys. Just some of the legendary characters on this 100 track set are, Spade Cooley, The Delmore Brothers, Chet Atkins, Hank Snow, Merle Travis, The Maddox Brothers & Tennessee Ernie Ford. Includes 60 page illustrated booklet. Four standard jewel cases housed in a slip-box. Proper. 2002.« less
Boogie woogie became an international craze through the work of giants like Albert Ammons, Jimmy Yancy, Pete Johnston & Meade Lux Lewis. By the end of World War II the boogie craze had died down but it's fire was rekindled by white performers in the form of country boogie, here is the story of the hillbilly boogie boys. Just some of the legendary characters on this 100 track set are, Spade Cooley, The Delmore Brothers, Chet Atkins, Hank Snow, Merle Travis, The Maddox Brothers & Tennessee Ernie Ford. Includes 60 page illustrated booklet. Four standard jewel cases housed in a slip-box. Proper. 2002.
"Given the option, would I prefer to get a boyfriend...or another Proper Box Set? High quality, reliable, consistant, great price, nice to look at AND listen to, the PBS wins hands down. And beyond that, Hillbilly Boogie is just about my all-time fave. You'll prefer some tracks, but the amazing thing about this 4CD set is that at no stage will you need to rush over and hit the FFWD button (despite it being such a large compilation selected by some complete stranger). All tracks are upbeat with no soppy ballady crud...great for bopping.
If you're coming to this through a love of 1950s rockabilly or rock 'n' roll, or some teddy boy crush on Tennessee Ernie Ford...you will not be disappointed. Step back a few years (recordings are mainly from 1946-1951, with a couple earlier) and see these genres at sapling stage. The sound quality is perfect...not noisy, but retaining that raw old sound. You'll fall in love!"
The Evolution Of Western Swing
HardyBoys.us | Long Island USA | 07/04/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This excellent box set from Proper contains some of the best "country" boogie you'll ever hear.
This set clearly demonstrates the evolution of Western Swing into what would later be called Rockabilly.
These are the original recordings and while most of them sound great, there is some distortion on several tracks.
Don't let the fact you never heard of most of these artists or songs deter you from buying this set - it's toe-tapping boogie at its best!"
Hillbilly Music
W. R. Muhr | Tucson,AZ | 01/15/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Old time country boogie and the beginnings of country rock music are both still good as well as being nostalgic. The performers were at the top of their game and without the improved technology of today were still able to provide excellent sound and enthusiasm. Very listenable."
Because modern music sucks!!!
L. A. MEZA | Los Angeles, CA USA | 04/25/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This music compilation is totally worth it for the price. I'm a young guy that loves old school music. I really got into Western music through my passion for 50's Rockabilly. Now, I don't want anyone thinking Western Swing and Boogie to think it's like boring old country music. Western Boogie is rocking, fun, upbeat, and really makes you want to jump out of your seat and shake! This Hillbilly Boogie 4 disc compilation has 100 songs! 25 songs per disc with a 55 page booklet that gives insight to this era of music! Get this compilation before it is out of print! Definitely worth it!"