Old school rock and roll is on the menu here. I dig the rockabilly sound of this quite a bit.

A little less rockabilly, this is no less energetic or fun.

Not a big change, this is another solid rock and roller.

I love the guitar groove on this track. The whole tune really works particularly well. It’s old-school rock and roll, but it feels a bit more modern than the tracks that came before it somehow. The guitar really sells it.

The screaming fans on this along with the general vibe of this energized rock and roller makes me think of early Beatles. The guitar solo is on fire.

Just the act of doing this track begs comparisons to Elvis Presley. Personally, I prefer this rendition to Presley’s, but I’m not really a fan of E.P.

While not a standout, this is another solid old-school rock and roller.

Starting almost balladic, this works out to another vintage rock and roller. It definitely has some bluegrass built into it.

I dig the guitar sound and energy on this stomper. This rock and roller is classy stuff. This was a big hit for Richard and considered a real milestone for rock music.

While no big change or surprise, this is effective.

Much more along the lines of rockabilly, this works pretty well.

Now, this thing really rocks. It has great energy and some tasty hooks. It’s very retro styled, but it’s so tasty.

More of a pop rock and roller in the vein of The Beatles, this works pretty well.

Meaner and more 1960s styled, this is a standout cut. In fact, it’s definitely one of my favorites here.

A bouncy rock and roller, this is classy stuff.

I really like this rock and roller a lot. It’s packed full of energy and really grooves.

Old school rock and roll is the concept to this bouncy number. It’s effective, but not really s standout.

More of a melodic rocker, this is dramatic and features a lot of magic and style.

There are some odd vocal choices and times on this (ape-like grunts). Overall, though, it’s another solid rock and roller.

Not really a standout, this old school rocker is effective enough.

This live rock and roller has good energy.

I like this one quite a bit but by this point the vintage rock and roll formula is wearing thin.

While this is the title track here, I don’t think it really stands out from the rest of the music. It does have some classy guitar work, though.

Another with screaming fans, this rock and roller is fun, but not any kind of standout. The monolithic nature is really starting to take its toll by this point.

Closer to a doo wop style, this track doesn’t really do much for me.

Not any kind of revelation, this is more of the same, and it’s all getting to feel a little, been there done that by now. That said, I do like some of the guitar work on this quite a bit. 

This melodic cut has more of a 1950s pop rock vibe to it.

Nothing special is happening here. This one gets lost in the mass of similar music.

Now, this rocking classic gets an energetic and driving performance. I love the guitar and bass on it. This is one of the standouts here.

This is a Bo Diddley styled piece. It’s works alright, but doesn’t really stand out.

I love the guitar soloing on this track. The tune doesn’t stand out all that much beyond that, but it’s enough.

Now, this rocker has so much energy and groove that it really does manage to stand above the fray. This is a fun romp.

Energized rock and roll is the order of business here. This isn’t bad, but it doesn’t really stand out.

Rockabilly and melodic rock merge on this tune. It’s another that gets a little lost in the sea of music that doesn’t vary enough.