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Rockabilly genre — history, bands and artists
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Geography of Rockabilly
Where the artists of the genre come from and where it is on the radio
Landmark albums of Rockabilly
Studio albums that listeners most often call this genre
1956
Elvis PresleyElvis Presley
1981Stray CatsStray Cats
1957
Dance Album of… Carl PerkinsCarl Perkins
1993The Full-Custom Gospel Sounds of the Reverend Horton HeatReverend Horton Heat
1999
Tiger ArmyTiger Army
2004Dead Girls Don’t CryNekromantix
1986In Sickness & In HealthDemented Are Go!
1957
Johnny Cash With His Hot and Blue GuitarJohnny Cash
1958
Buddy HollyBuddy Holly
1982Built for SpeedStray Cats
1980
Songs the Lord Taught UsThe Cramps
New in Rockabilly
Albums and singles of the genre released in the last four months
Rockabilly by year
How many studio albums of the genre came out each year
Rockabilly by country and decade
Bands and artists of the genre from different countries and eras, the best albums of each decade
Artists of Rockabilly
The most listened artists of the genre and its subgenres: the bigger the name, the more listeners
- Bill Haley and His Comets
- Billy “Crash” Craddock
- Billy Fury
- Billy Lee Riley
- Bobby Helms
Brian Setzer- Buddy Holly
- Carl Mann
- Carl Perkins
- Charlie Feathers
- Charlie Rich
- Conway Twitty
Dave Edmunds- Dick Brave & the Backbeats
- Duane Eddy
- Eddie Cochran
- Elvis Presley
Frenzy- Gene Simmons
Gene Vincent- Hank Williams III
- Hillbilly Hellcats
- Imelda May
- JD McPherson
- Jerry Lee Lewis
- Joe South
Johnny and the Hurricanes- Johnny Burnette
- Johnny Horton
Kitty, Daisy & Lewis
Link Wray- Los Reverb
Lucero- Lyle Lovett
Matanza
Nashville Pussy
OT VINTA
Peter Pan Speedrock- Restless
- Reverend Horton Heat
- Rick Nelson
- Robert Gordon
- Roy Orbison
- Screaming Lord Sutch
- Sheb Wooley
Southern Culture on the Skids- Stray Cats
- Tami Neilson
- The Baseballs
- The Blasters
- The Brian Setzer Orchestra
- The Cramps
- The Crickets
- The Everly Brothers
The Hillbilly Moon Explosion
The Jets
The Meteors- The Tractors
- Wanda Jackson
Zombie Ghost Train
Overview
Genre relations
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Subgenres
Subgenres or what Rockabilly is divided into
Origins
Genres from which Rockabilly originated
Parent genre
Rockabilly is a subgenre, i.e. a narrower direction of these styles
Derived genres
Genres that evolved from Rockabilly