A great lost treasure catched up by voodoo rhythm records.. Santa fees own legendary Jerry J Nixon with all unreleased tracks from the mid 50's to the mid 60's !!! Live rockabilly to vocal hits !!the Q recordings from New Mexico 1958-64… the great rock’n’roll swindle !!!
Born in the UK then moved to the USA in the mid 50's and recorded several classic rock'n'roll platters for Q records in New Mexico, you here on this record his fantastic work for Q records then you have Studio out takes and last but not least Some fantastic crazy wild live recordings and radio station interviews... if you like 50's rock'n'roll and rockabilly then this is your record 14 songs rock'n'roll wild rockabilly and some ballads too from one of the most forgotten rock'n'roll heros from the 50's.. roll out the red carped for Jerry J Nixon...
Born in the UK then moved to the USA in the mid 50's and recorded several classic rock'n'roll platters for Q records in New Mexico, you here on this record his fantastic work for Q records then you have Studio out takes and last but not least Some fantastic crazy wild live recordings and radio station interviews... if you like 50's rock'n'roll and rockabilly then this is your record 14 songs rock'n'roll wild rockabilly and some ballads too from one of the most forgotten rock'n'roll heros from the 50's.. roll out the red carped for Jerry J Nixon...
There are some doubts that this is late '50s and early '60s stuff 'cause it's too well-produced, but who cares if it rocks real cool. "Regardless, this is some hot stuff, full of great hiccuppy vocals and classy lead git work on originals like "Saturday Midnight Bop,""Red Sun,""(We're Gonna) Wang Dang Doodle," more pop-oriented numbers like "Tonight" and "Miss Lonely" - which references Rick Nelson's "Lonesome Town" - and "live" covers of "Ready Teddy,""Rip It Up,""End Of The Road," and "Keep A Knockin." A brief interview clip also belies the origin of Jerry J. Nixon, since he sounds uncannily like Voodoo Rhythm label owner Beatman! Whatever the story is, and who knows when it'll be dispelled, this is some great roots rock and roll music."
So ladies and germs, here is long lost R-billy hero and... a Gentleman, Dig!!!
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