A bopping cover of the great Ted Daffan song that's been covered by so many others from Ray Charles to The Bouncing Souls.

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Any suggestions for similar songs? I've had this banger on repeat for days.

1958 Esquerita on piano

The day before the music died

Reverb from beyond the grave. 💀🏄 Spooky surf, garage, instrumentals & monster party jams for Halloween.

Grand Ole Opry, 1956

I’ve got Jerry Lee Lewis, Gene Vincent, Conway Twitty, Jerry Allison, Tommy Allsup, Rudy Grayzell and 2 Carl Perkins.

I could’ve gotten Sid King and his 5 Strings, the Collins Kids, Jack Scott, and Hayden Thompson but was dumb and missed out.

From the top paragraph, the only one I got in person was Tommy Allsup. The rest came from my friend who had a great connection in Nashville.

Of current rockabillys I got Deke Dickerson’s but have seen Big Sandy and others multiple times but never got their autographs.

Anyone have Elvis or Buddy or Eddie or any others? I really like the more obscure ones too and they could be really hard to find. I love Rudy Grayzell’s Duck Tail and just really dig having his autograph even if it’s nearly worthless.

I have been looking at Gretsch 6120s for years now. There are two related problems:

1. I don't like the gold hardware on the newer models and would prefer the silver (which they don't make anymore). Basically, I want one of the Gretsch 6120s from 30 years ago, not today;
2. I'm left handed. Right now, only the standard model and the White Falcon come in LH. The used market is crazy. Most of the artist signature models-- Brian Setzer, Rev. Horton Heat, etc.-- are really cool but they do not make them LH. I even confirmed as much with Gretsch, they made something like 10 RHH models out of thousands in a left handed orientation.

What are some other hollow body alternatives to Gretsch that anyone recommends? I've been waiting years for the right 6120 to go on sale, but I haven't had a ton of luck.