Living Guitars - Rock 'N' Roll With The Living Guitars (1970) [Hi-Res]

Why do Living Guitars play rock 'n’ roll? Because they remember it from their youth? Because it's a part of Americana dating all the way back to the '50s? Maybe because rock 'n’' roll has become a serious art form? Actually, Living Guitars play rock 'n’ roll because guitars and rock just naturally go together. They always have.
Remember Bill Haley's Comets and Rock Around the Clock and See You Later, Alligator? Remember Heartbreak Hotel, Little Darlin’ and Chantilly Lace? Living Guitars do. There's been a lot of rock 'n’ roll since - some of it good, some just so-so. But rock didn’t fade away noisily as some professionals had prophesied in those early days. It never blended into the background. It was never forgotten. Of course, it changed through the years. It bettered itself. Rock became more organized, more expressive. It found its way acceptably into opera, ballet, Broadway musical comedy and into so-called “pop” music. What was good about early rock stayed on - the happiness of the beat, the excitement of the sound. Perhaps most important of all, the thing that stayed with rock was the thing that really made it - the guitar. Replacing the piano, the guitar, following the advent of rock 'n’' roll, became the most popular instrument in the world.
Living Guitars remember those early days of rock 'n’' roll in this expressive new collection of sounds, handsomely organized, meticulously performed as only Living Guitars could do it.
Rock 'n’ roll and Living Guitars? They just naturally go together. ~JIM AYLWARD

Tracklist:
01. Living Guitars - Rock Around the Clock (02:30)
02. Living Guitars - Silhouettes (02:47)
03. Living Guitars - Chantilly Lace (02:06)
04. Living Guitars - Little Darlin' (02:04)
05. Living Guitars - See You Later, Alligator (02:11)
06. Living Guitars - Rebel-'Rouser (02:22)
07. Living Guitars - Heartbreak Hotel (02:49)
08. Living Guitars - Big Ben (02:50)
09. Living Guitars - Book of Love (02:07)