Dean Carter was a true oddity of ’60s rock. He was a singer-guitarist with the heart and much of the sound of a ’50s rockabilly wildman, yet he recorded music that updated that rockabilly spirit with ’60s garage rock and dashes of soul, and even a bit of psychedelia here and there. Carter didn’t put out a whole lot of records in the ’60s, and those he did put out were heard by few. Yet one of those singles in particular, 1967’s “Jailhouse Rock”/”Rebel Woman” (on the small Milky Way label), is highly valued by ’60s garage collectors, even if its rockabilly influence made it a little anachronistic. Carter also did a good deal of unreleased sessions of considerable quality, whether he was playing relatively straight rockabilly or his freakier hybrid of rockabilly with late-’60s sounds.
Jailhouse Rock
I’ve made a rarfile with soms songs.
You can download all of them below the titles
Dean Carter – 16 Tons
Dean Carter – Fever
Dean Carter – Forty Days
Dean Carter – Jailhouse Rock
Dean Carter – Midnight Sun
Dean Carter – Run Rabbit Run
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