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You're My Baby fragile2 keyboardist Dean Fertita

You're My Baby fragile2 keyboardist Dean FertitaMost likely recorded in June of 1956, "Rockhouse" is a prime example of quintessential, undiluted rockabilly. While Roy and the Teen Kings' stint with Sun would be brief, the sheer power unleashed on these tracks is palpable. Most folks are only familiar with Orbison's perfected pop orchestrations recorded for Monument Records in the '60s, but his roots were firmly planted in the dusty West Texas sound, were influenced heavily by Buddy Holly and Elvis

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keyboardist Dean Fertita

and every incarnation of top-notch rock you can imagine

but he sits in the background

turned and head-tripped nominally

and moog alongside contributions from Meg Duffy

You're My Baby fragile2 keyboardist Dean FertitaMost likely recorded in June of 1956, "Rockhouse" is a prime example of quintessential, undiluted rockabilly. While Roy and the Teen Kings' stint with Sun would be brief, the sheer power unleashed on these tracks is palpable. Most folks are only familiar with Orbison's perfected pop orchestrations recorded for Monument Records in the '60s, but his roots were firmly planted in the dusty West Texas sound, were influenced heavily by Buddy Holly and Elvis

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