I hope the crowd here digs rockabilly (and frat). Here’s the first set of what 45s I played at May 14’s installment of Rebel Night at Club Warsaw in Greenpoint, Brooklyn:

Flip Top Box—Dickie Doo & the Don’ts (Swan)
The Girl Can’t Help It—Little Richard (Specialty)
Go Bobby Soxer—Chuck Berry (Chess)
Carol—Tommy Roe (ABC-Paramount)
Did We Have a Party—Ray Smith (Tollie)
My Babe—Ron Holden (Donna)
Bip Bop Boom—Mickey Hawks (Profile)
Ton of Bricks—Sam Butera (Dot)
Rock and Roll Rhythm—Mickey Hawks (Profile)
Monkey’s Uncle—Ray Sharpe (Jamie)
Gonna Git That Man—Connie Francis (MGM)
Bonie Maronie—Joey & the Twisters (Duel)
Rockin’ In the Congo—Hank Thompson (Capitol)
Rockin’ Little Angel—Ray Smith (Judd)
Rock and Roll Baby—Billy & Mickey (Red Top)

2nd set:
Train to Nowhere –The Champs (Challenge)
Lov-a Lov-a Love---Andy Rose (Aamco)
She’s My Baby—Johnny O’Keefe (Liberty)
Swingin’ Daddy—Buddy Knox (Roulette)
Gazacksthagen—the Keymen (ABC-Paramount)
My Girl Josephine—Jerry Jaye (Hi)
Rose Marie—Buck Rogers and His Jets (Montel)
Baby Baby—Jack Scott (Top Rank)
She’s Neat—Dale Wright & the Rock-Its (Fraternity)
Dig—The Viscounts (Madison)
Yeah Baby—Dante & the Evergreens (Madison)
Stumpy Stump—Tony Farrell (Time)

None of these records are for sale.