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Pat Cupp
Pat Cupp
Authentic 1950's Rockabilly from an original artist.
Collection Contents
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Everything's Allright | 2:05 | Play |
| 2 |
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Sweet Lovin' On My Mind | 2:15 | Play |
| 3 |
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New World | 3:22 | Play |
| 4 |
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Heavy Load | 3:37 | Play |
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You Don't Love Me At All | 1:59 | Play |
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Fool, Fool, Fool | 2:06 | Play |
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Honky Tonk Heart | 2:03 | Play |
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Contract With My Baby | 2:22 | Play |
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How Can I Tell You? | 3:36 | Play |
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Get What I'm After | 2:32 | Play |
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Description
Pat Cupp is Back!!!!
In the fall of 2004, Pat Cupp contacted a small, but well known rockabilly label, Wild Hare Records. Pat was looking to record some songs that he had written over the past 40 plus years. You see Pat, is a prolific song writer as well as monumental rockabilly star. His epic recording "Long Gone Daddy" is one of the best of the genre and Pat's expressive, unique voice makes one set up and take notice.
Pat has not recorded much since 1957, but he has not lost anything in the way that he presents a song. So Pat traveled to Berkeley Springs, WV from his home of Texarkana, Arkansas and recorded 10 great rock n roll classics. The CD is remarkable for many reasons. The first thing that strikes you is Pat's song writing and his varied approach to songs. He is not a one trick pony. On the CD, you will find great rockers right out of the Pat Cupp song book circa 1957; then there are a few hillbilly classics with twangy guitar and great feel; then two bigger than life 1950 ballads full of room reverb and tremolo guitar; then he does some cha cha and even rockin' jump blues as well. All of the songs were recorded in one track takes, Pat is dead on the numbers and the band is all about vintage sound and feel. By the way no electric bass or digital sound here....... Pat likes it raw and real.....all analog with slap bass and acoustic rhythm guitar too!
Pat is a very busy man these days. He is appearing at the Rockin' 50's fest In Greenbay in April, then to Shreveport for the Rockabilly Revue Weekender in September and finally to the fall Hemsby in the UK. Pat is our pick for the historic act to watch. He is full of rockabilly fire and is just a great guy to watch and to talk with.