Culled from the vaults of MGM Records, is very similar to the Decca volumes in Bear Family's arcane rockabilly series. The disc is divided between rock & rollers who sound like weirder versions of and country artists trying to hitch their wagons to the rockabilly bandwagon. By and large, the MGM artists aren't as strong as those on Decca, although handled rockabilly better than many of his country counterparts. For fetishists, the bizarre backwoods boogie of ( ), ("Your Kisses Kill Me"), ("You're My Teen Age Baby"), ("Drive-In Movie"), "My Square Dancin' Mama," ("Stutterin' Papa") and ("Rockin' and Rollin' With Grandmaw") is prime material, but the best music on the collection arguably comes from Rainwater and , who have stronger voices and material than most of their peers on this collection. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine