Vinyl Album - Bill Haley - Hillbilly Haley - Rollercoaster

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Bill Haley
Title:	Hillbilly Haley
Label:	Rollercoaster
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	ROLL 2007
Barcode:	5012814020070
Date:	Nov 1984
Format:	LP
Genre:	Country
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	15 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Bill Haley	Within This Broken Heart Of Mine	Slim Stuart, Elmer Newman, Jimmy Walker	Rate
A2	Bill Haley	Wreck On The Highway	Roy Acuff	Rate
A3	Bill Haley	Behind The Eight Ball	Bill Haley	Rate
A4	Bill Haley	Life Of The Party	Bill Haley, Catherine Cafra	Rate
A5	Bill Haley	I Should Write A Song About You	Bill Haley	Rate
A6	Bill Haley	My Mom Heard Me Crying	Bill Haley	Rate
A7	Bill Haley	My Dream	Bill Haley	Rate
A8	Bill Haley	Red River Valley	Arr. Bill Haley	Rate
A9	Bill Haley	Yodeller's Lullaby	Slim Stuart	Rate
A10	Bill Haley	Yoder Blues Away	Bill Haley, Jack Howard	Rate
B1	Bill Haley	This Is The Thanks I Get	Timmy Dilbeck	Rate
B2	Bill Haley	Cold, Cold Hert	Hank Williams	Rate
B3	Bill Haley	Bouguet Of Roses	Steve Nelson, Bob Hilliard	Rate
B4	Bill Haley	All I Need Is Some More Loving	Johnny Daume	Rate
B5	Bill Haley	The Covered Wagon Rolled Right Along	Brit Wood, Hy Heath	Rate
B6	Bill Haley	Rose Of My Heart	Bill Haley, Jack Howard	Rate
B7	Bill Haley	Cotton Haired Gal	Bill Haley, Eddie Mallie	Rate
B8	Bill Haley	Candy And Women	Bill Haley, Eddie Mallie	Rate
B9	Bill Haley	One Has My Name	Eddie And Dearest Dean, Hal Blair	Rate
B10	Bill Haley	Rovin' Eyes	Louis Menaker	Rate
B11	Bill Haley	Foolish Questions	Arr. Bill Haley	Rate

Notes

Recorded 1948 - 1951
exept A7 B1-4 & 9 1959 - 1960

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Comments and Reviews


78-Ron ● 6th Jul 2018		Labelscans added



23skidoo 3rd Aug 2014		A1 is preceded by an excerpt from a radio commercial recorded by Bill Haley in the late 1940s-early 1950s, which is not noted on the label or sleeve. Album is a mixture of tracks from the 1940s-early 50s, as well as some alternate takes and demos from 1960.