Billy Lee Riley Southern Soul rare 12" rockabilly LP Mojo Records Mono signed
$
32
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Description
Very rare mono Rockabilly LP recorded at the Brave Falcon in Atlanta, Georgia in 1968.
Vinyl has light scratches that don't affect playing.
Cover is worn and signed by Billy Lee Riley.
Cover has moderate corner, edge and ring wear.
Please see all photos.
Shipping for 1 LP is $3.50 USA (all 50 States).
Shipping for 2-5 LPs is $4.00 USA (all 50 states).
Each additional LP is $1.00 shipping.
Will ship worldwide.
Shipping costs (payable in US funds) to other countries:
UK/Europe: one LP is $23, 2 or 3 LPs is $35.
Canada: one LP is $16, 2 or 3 LPs is $25.
Japan: one LP is $23, 2 or 3 LPs is $34.
Mexico: one LP is $21, 2 or 3 LPs is $32.
Australia: one LP is $23, 2 or 3 LPs is $27.
All other countries, please inquire.
All records will be shipped with new clear outer sleeves in new cardboard record shipping mailers with two new cardboard padding inserts.
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Artist Biography by Cub Koda
Billy Lee Riley was a rockabilly singer and multi-instrumentalist. An alumnus of Sun Records, he was one of the most crazed, unabashed rockers that label had to offer -- in the company of Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Sonny Burgess, that's saying a lot. Proficient at harmonica, guitar, bass, and drums, Riley contributed as a sideman to many a classic Sun session, and his combo, the Little Green Men (most notably guitarist Roland Janes and drummer J.M. Van Eaton), in time became the Sun house band. Riley recorded for a number of labels in a variety of styles, especially effective with blues. Though never commercially successful, Riley's Sun recordings of "Flying Saucer Rock 'n' Roll" and "Red Hot" (both covered in wooden renditions by Robert Gordon) remain landmarks of the genre. Billy Lee Riley died of cancer in Jonesboro, Arkansas in 2009; he was 75 years old.
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