Various Roots Of Psychobilly

• 1. The Phantom (3) – Love Me
• 2. Link Wray And His Ray Men – Rumble
• 3. Ron Thompson (4) – Switchblade
• 4. Jackie Morningstar – Rockin' In The Graveyard
• 5. Mac Rebennack – Storm Warning
• 6. The Shades (2) – Strollin' After Dark
• 7. The Scarlets (3) – Stampede
• 8. The Riptides – Machine Gun
• 9. The Frantics – Werewolf
• 10. The Gamblers (2) – Moon Dawg
• 11. The Rockin' R's – Nameless
• 12. Johnny Burnette – The Train Kept A Rollin
• 13. The Ramrods – Ghost Riders In The Sky
• 14. Mickey Hawks – Bip Bop Boom
• 15. The Playboys (5) – Jungle Fever
• 16. Dick Dale – Jessie Pearl
• 17. Johnny Burnette – Rock Billy Boogie
• 18. Rhythm Rockers (5) – Madness
• 19. Keith Courvale – Trapped Love
• 20. Scotty Moore Trio – Have Guitar, Will Travel
• 21. Link Wray And His Ray Men – Comanche
• 22. Ray Harris (3) – Come On Little Mama
• 23. Don Willis (2) – Boppin' High School Baby
• 24. The Fendermen – Mule Skinner Blues
• 25. Screamin' Jay Hawkins – I Put A Spell On You
• 26. Link Wray And His Ray Men – Rawhide
• 27. The Kingsmen (2) – Weekend
• 28. Ronnie Dawson – Rockin' Bones
• 29. Gene Summers And His Rebels – School Of Rock N' Roll
• 30. Don Willis (2) – Warrior Sam
• 31. Jim McDonald (3) – Let's Have A Ball
• 32. Willie Joe And His Unitar – Unitar Rock

Psychobilly arrived on the British music scene in the eighties and has been described as a rowdy, speed-crazed take on a variety of American styles combining elements of rockabilly, glam, punk, surf, heavy rock, garage and country.