Sleepy La Beef
Thomas Paulsley LaBeff
Дискография Sleepy La Beef:
# | Название релиза | Информация об aльбоме | Купить альбом в iTunes | Год издания | Лейбл |
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1 | 1977 Rockabilly 20 | audio | iTunes | 1979 | Sun Record Company |
2 | Rock & Roll Ruby 2 | audio | iTunes | 1980 | Charly Records |
3 | Asphalt Cowboy 4 | audio | iTunes | Plantation Records | |
4 | Downhome Rockabilly 15 | audio | iTunes | 1979 | Charly Records |
5 | Beefy Rockabilly 13 | audio | iTunes | 1981 | Oxford |
6 | Downhome Rockabilly 12 | audio | iTunes | 1979 | Sun Record Company |
7 | Beefy Rockabilly 14 | audio | iTunes | 1978 | Bellaphon |
8 | Attack (Canciones Raras) 11 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Barsa Promociones |
9 | Nothin' But The Truth 17 | audio | iTunes | 1987 | Rounder Records |
10 | Boogie Woogie Country Girl 2 | audio | iTunes | 1979 | Sun Record Company |
11 | Sleepin' In Spain 12 | audio | iTunes | 1979 | Auvi |
12 | Down Home Rockabilly 15 | audio | iTunes | 1989 | Zafiro |
13 | Beefy Rockabilly 13 | audio | iTunes | 1981 | Charly Records |
14 | All The Time / Lonely 2 | audio | iTunes | 1957-08-16 | Mercury |
15 | Rockabilly Blues 12 | audio | iTunes | 2001 | Bullseye Blues |
16 | Hello Josephine / Hey Good Looking 2 | audio | iTunes | 1979 | Charly Records |
17 | Electricity 12 | audio | iTunes | 1982 | Rounder Records |
18 | Turn Me Loose / Ridin' Fence 2 | audio | iTunes | 1961 | Crescent (2) |
19 | Downhome Rockabilly 12 | audio | iTunes | 1979 | Sun Record Company |
20 | No Es Lo Que Comes Sino Lo Que Masticas 13 | audio | iTunes | 1981 | Auvi |
21 | The Bull's Night Out / Western Gold 23 | audio | iTunes | 1999 | Collectables |
22 | Big Balls In Cowtown 12 | audio | iTunes | 1994 | Tomb |
23 | Rockabilly Heavyweight 16 | audio | iTunes | 1979 | Charly Records |
24 | Sleepy Rocks 35 | audio | iTunes | 2008-08-05 | Bear Family Records |
25 | Roll Over Beethoven 2 | audio | iTunes | 1979 | Charly Records |
26 | The Bull's Night Out 11 | audio | iTunes | 1974 | Sun Record Company |
27 | If I Go Right I'm Wrong 2 | audio | iTunes | 1968 | Columbia |
28 | Drinking Again / A Man In My Position 2 | audio | iTunes | Columbia | |
29 | Good Rockin' Boogie / Mathilda 2 | audio | iTunes | 1978 | Sun International Corporation |
30 | Nothin' But The Truth 17 | audio | iTunes | 1988 | Barsa Promociones |
31 | Electricity 12 | audio | iTunes | 1988 | CFE |
32 | Western Gold 10 | audio | iTunes | 1976 | Sun Record Company |
33 | Roll Over Beethoven 2 | audio | iTunes | 1978 | Charly Records |
34 | Good Rockin' Boogie / Corine, Corine 2 | audio | iTunes | 1978 | Charly Records |
35 | Downhome Rockabilly 12 | audio | iTunes | 1980 | Charly Records |
36 | The Rockabilly Giant 12 | audio | iTunes | 1980 | Rockhouse |
37 | Wonderful Time Up There (Tiempo Maravilloso) 2 | audio | iTunes | 1981 | Auvi |
38 | Nothin' But The Truth 17 | audio | iTunes | 1987 | Rounder Records |
39 | A Tope 10 | audio | iTunes | 1994 | Barsa Promociones |
40 | Early, Rare, And Rockin' Sides 14 | audio | iTunes | 1980 | Charly Records |
41 | It Ain't What You Eat It's The Way How You Chew It 13 | audio | iTunes | 1981 | Rounder Records |
42 | Tore Up 4 | audio | iTunes | Charly Records | |
43 | Baby Let's Play House 4 | audio | iTunes | Gold Star (6) | |
44 | Asphalt Cowboy 4 | audio | iTunes | Plantation Records | |
45 | Early, Rare, And Rockin' Sides 14 | audio | iTunes | ||
46 | A Rockin' Decade 26 | audio | iTunes | 2008 | |
47 | I Ain't Gonna Take It 2 | audio | iTunes | Starday Records | |
48 | Sick & Tired (Enfermo Y Cansado) 4 | audio | iTunes | 1980 | Auvi |
Sleepy LaBeef (born Thomas Paulsley LaBeff, July 20, 1935, Smackover, Arkansas) is an American rockabilly musician. LaBeef stands 6' 7" tall and was given the nickname "Sleepy" from the appearance of his eyes. Born in Arkansas, he was raised on a melon farm and moved to Houston when he was 18. There, he sang gospel music on local radio and put together a bar band to play venues as well as radio programs such as the Houston Jamboree and Louisiana Hayride. In the 1950s, as the rockabilly component of rock-n-roll became evident, LaBeef began recording singles in the genre; his first, "I'm Through", was issued on Starday Records in 1957. In 1964, he moved to Nashville and moved to a more solidly country style, recording singles for Columbia Records. His first genuine hit was 1968's "Every Day", which peaked at #73 on the U.S. Billboard Country charts.[1] After moving to Plantation Records in 1969, he scored a second hit in 1971 with "Blackland Farmer", which charted at #67.[1] Around this time LaBeef also starred in the horror movie The Exotic Ones. LaBeef transferred to Sun Records in the 1970s and continued releasing albums and touring widely; his popularity flagged in America but rose in Europe.[2] The 1980s saw him sign to Rounder Records, where he released albums into the 1990s.