Insert the CD into the stereo,
and class will begin. 
Although most songs were recorded
in the 1960s, they have that '50s rock feel, with a unique and exciting Tex-Mex
twist only George could deliver. It's a musical fusion that will keep you on
the edge of your seat. 
I found it to be a lot of fun to
listen to. There was plenty of toe-tapping when this played. This is not just a
musical journey, but also a valuable opportunity to learn about George's
musical roots. You'll come away from this experience with a deeper
understanding of his unique style.       
Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck
June/July 1999
Tracks:
01. The Fireballs - vocal Chuck
Tharp - I Don't Know    
02. Jimmy Craig - Oh Little Girl
03. Buddy Holly - Bo Diddley    
04. Arthur Alexander - You Don't
Care    
05. Jerry Roberts - Little Bitty
Lover
06. Larry Trider - Don't
Stop      
7. Don Hume - Go Right Ahead   
8. Buddy Holly - Peggy Sue Got
Married
09. Pat Carter - Lyin' Ways     
10. Carolyn Hester - That's My
Song   
11. Hulan Bass - Little Bitty Man
12. Fireball Country - vocal by
George Tomsco - Goin' Away   
13. Tommy Haney - Like All The
Others
14. The Fireballs - Walkin'   
15. Jimmy Gilmer & The
Fireballs - Sugar Shack    
16. The Fireballs - Fiero
17. George Tomsco & The Dots
- Mexican Fun    
18. Buddy Holly - Crying,
Waiting, Hoping
19. George & Babs - You Don't
Need Me     
20. George & Babs - Come On
Home
21. Buddy Holly - Learning The
Game    
22. Ben Wasson - It's Spring Time
Baby
23. Gary Lee Swafford - Bandit
Boy    
24. Gary Lee Swafford - Drum
Riot    
25. The Fireballs - Say I Am
(What I Am)
26. Wes Dakus - Las Vegas
Scene    
27. Chuck Tharp & The
Fireballs - Let's Take The Long Way Home
28. Pat Carter - Tell Me    
29. The Fireballs - demo - Rip It
Up    
30. The Fireballs – Torquay

 
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