Jack Earls - Sun Records Originals: Slow Down (2023) [Hi-Res]

Jack Earls witnessed the birth of rockabilly in Memphis, and slapped its infant behind. It was called rock'n'roll, but it was a new rock, crafted by a community of working men and country musicians striving to get records out on Sam Phillips' Sun label. Jack Earls' neighbors included Elvis Presley, Johnny and Dorsey Burnette, Paul Burlison, Johnny and Bill Black, and many other musicians. Between 1955 and 1957, Jack Earls wrote and recorded his own songs with his own band, the Jimbos. From several sessions at Sun, Jack Earls saw a single release in early 1956, issued among a barrage of classic rockabilly platters. Although his record Slow Down b/w A Fool For Lovin' You (Sun 240) was a regional hit, Jack Earls decided against touring and supported his family by working days and playing music in Memphis at night.

Tracklist:
1.01 - Jack Earls - Slow Down (2:20)
1.02 - Jack Earls - Hey Jim (2:15)
1.03 - Jack Earls - Sign On The Dotted Line (2:11)
1.04 - Jack Earls - They Can't Keep Me From You (3:02)
1.05 - Jack Earls - Crawdad Hole (1:56)
1.06 - Jack Earls - A Fool for Loving You (2:44)
1.07 - Jack Earls - My Gal Mary Ann (2:12)
1.08 - Jack Earls - Let's Bop (1:56)
1.09 - Jack Earls - Take Me To That Place (2:18)
1.10 - Jack Earls - Hey Slim (2:54)
1.11 - Jack Earls - They Can't Keep Me From You (Alternate) (2:29)
1.12 - Jack Earls - When I Dream (2:20)