From album Mac Curtis: Rock Me!(Rollin´ Rock) 1978. + Informações

1956 KILLER!!! Original KING 78 RPM issue! If I had Me A Woman b/w Just So You Call Me. + Informações

it was recorded in 70's. ray campi is playin' bass.. + Informações

1956 / 57 Unissued. + Informações

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MAC CURTIS. + Informações

Rockabilly MAC CURTIS "Half Hearted Love". + Informações

This is from album Mac Curtis: Good Rockin´ Tomorrow (Rollin´ Rock) 1975. + Informações

KING 45 4949 ~ Mac Curtis Grandaddy's Rockin' '56 Rab. + Informações

Mac Curtis - Say So. + Informações

ROLLIN' ROCK 45-026. + Informações

PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Rockabilly legend Mac Curtis was born in Fort Worth, TX, on January 16, 1939. He grew up with his grandparents and started playing the guitar in 1951 at the age of 12. A neighboring farmer taught him how to use it, and soon he was entering local talent contests. After winning 15 dollars in a contest, he realized that he not only got the price of the guitar back but also made five extra dollars. He then knew he could make a living off his talents, and after moving to Weatherford, TX, in 1954, he decided to play music with his schoolmates Jim Galbraith and Ken Galbraith. They were enamored with artists like Big Joe Turner, Chuck Berry, and Little Richard, wanting to create a similar sound in their group. The band began playing for their peers, even causing a minor controversy when they were pulled from a stage for lewd and suggestive gyrations. The student council intervened and the band began to play around for money. In 1955, they signed a contract with King Records, and in 1956 recorded their first single, "If I Had Me a Woman." Successive singles caught the attention of New York DJ Alan Freed, who booked Mac and his band on his 1956 Christmas show, giving them an exposure they had never experienced before. Curtis moved back to Weatherford by 1957 to finish high school. He became .... + Informações

1950s Rockabilly Acetate Unissued. + Informações

This is the flip side of "Doodle Doodle Do". Written by Mac Curtis himself and released on Brownfield Records in 1963-64.. + Informações

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The rockabilly legend Mac Curtis on king... + Informações

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1956 Rockabilly (Flipside Of That Ain't Nothin' But Right). + Informações

June.27th 1992 Tokyo.Japan With Duke&The Summits. + Informações

Mac Curtis & THe Loners -Say So. + Informações

with Hall Peters 5 in Sweden 4.11.1989. + semifamous jump, off Eikka Rastas. Itte kuvasin.. + Informações

MAC CURTIS. + Informações

From his "Ruffabilly" LP (Rollin´Rock LP002). + Informações

Mac Curtis on King - 45 - That Ain't Nothing But Right. + Informações

50's rockabilly star Mac Curtis made some excellent country records in 60's. This comes from about 1963-64. Yet another Howard "Crockett" Hausey song. See my music blog: tmn2011.blogspot.com. + Informações