Raw and hard rocking, this is a driving way to start things in style.

There is a real driving rockabilly groove at play on this track.

Blues, country and rock and roll merge here. This one doesn’t work as well for me at the last couple tunes did.

Here we get another old-school rock and roller.

This energetic and passionate tune has a lot of R&B and blues at its core. The saxophone lends some definite magic.

The fiddle brings some bluegrass to the piece. The number is a downhome tune with a lot of country built into it. Yet, it’s still has a rock and roll vibe at play.

There is some jazz and country in the mix on this rocker. It’s way too repetitive for me my tastes, but I do like the section where the violin and guitar trade licks. The piano solo and bass work that accompanies is great, too.

Here we get a pretty standard vintage rock and roller.

Race car oriented rock and roll is on the menu here. This is a classy tune.

I like this rock and roller a lot. It’s classy stuff.

This cut has a lot of rockabilly at its core. I like the guitar work a lot, and the whole tune works reasonably well.

This rock and roller has a real honky-tonk vibe in a lot of ways.

I dig the energy and groove on this one quite a bit.

This bluesy tune has a lot of charm and style. The guitar work is solid.

A pretty standard rock and roller, this doesn’t really hold any kind of surprises.

There is an echoey rock and roll vibe at play here. This manages to stand a little taller than some of the other music here.

This bouncy tune has plenty of country and rock and roll in the mix. The guitar solo is classy.

Now this classic sounding rock and roller is one of the standouts on the disc. It’s got a lot of charm and style. I’m not overly crazy about the backing vocals, though.

This driving rock and roller is another highlight of the set. The guitar sound is so cool, and everything about this works to elevate it.

With some bluesy vocals and a real emphasis on rhythmic elements, this is unusual. It’s also a strong tune. The variety it brings to the set really pulls this track to the forefront here.

We’re back into more standard rockabilly territory here. While it’s not bad, I wouldn’t consider it a standout by any means.

I really like this tune a lot. It has some cool guitar just grooving throughout. The piano is a nice touch, too. This is more of a shuffling jam that works quite well.

More standard rockabilly jamming is on the menu here. This has some charms, but I wouldn’t consider it one of the highlights.

This instrumental track has some surf music vibes. It’s a strong tune that lands among the better stuff here.

I love the guitar work on this. The whole cut has a strong vintage rock and roll groove.

There is a 12-bar blues at the heart of this number. It has some rock and roll elements at play, too. It’s another classy number.

Here we get some powerhouse vintage rock and roll. This tune is on fire.

This is a pretty typical rock and roller It’s also very strong. It’s just really well done.

More of a rockabilly groove is in place. The instrumental parts of this lean toward surf music. It’s another classy tune.

This vintage rock and roller is not bad, but it doesn’t really stand out.

I love the blues and jazz groove that’s built into this. The vocals lean between rock and roll and crooner styles. This is just such a cool track.

This rockabilly number works pretty well. It’s just doesn’t do much to distinguish itself from the rest here. I do like the bass groove and the understated guitar soloing.

There is a real hoedown vibe to this rockabilly number. I love the guitar sound here. The piano is great, too. All in all, this is energetic romp that works quite well.

Bouncy and playful rockabilly is in the driver’s seat here. This cut isn’t bad, but it just doesn’t work that well for me.

There is a lot of country at the heart of this energetic romp. It’s another that just doesn’t really do a lot for me personally. That said, I do like the guitar work a lot.