Be Satisfied
“Why can’t a girl be satisfied?” Beatles style production on this track with that early Rock & Roll sound and lyric. Sounds straight off the vinyl. Has that vintage texture as well as the classic dance beat.
Please Free Me
That early Rock and Roll sound lives and breathes right here in this song. This male vocal pleads to be left alone. Four piece band production. Total Buddy Holly.
Love Is The Spin I’m In
With a Dion or Franki Vali style vocal this song captures that early Rock & Roll sound. Sounds straight off of American Bandstand. Vintage. Vintage recording from the early 1960s.
Little Ragged Doll
Straight from a 1950’s High School dance this track has that slow dance beat that our grandparents all loved with the raked electric guitar strumming. A total Richie Valens style serenade.
My Honey
Singer songwriter pop r&b retro. Female vocal about her boy, “My Honey”
Upbeat and fun.
Bump In The Night
Retro disco sounding track with a chill female vocal. Lyrics talk of neon lights, downtown city streets, the club. Song begs to be played on a chill limo ride, in the headphones of a twilight silhouette strutting down the streets of LA, or out of a car stereo overwhelmed by the city lights.
80s Pop Parade
Retro, vintage, instrumental straight from 1980s pop radio. Sounds like Kenny Logins, Tina Turner, stereo typical 80s.
It’s Good
Retro 70’s theme bouncy, upbeat, and positive. Everything is good.
Perfect for product advertisement.
Shake A Tail Feather
Retro sounding dixie band blues with a male gang vocal. Fun, upbeat, and playful.
Can You Believe It
Retro sounding track female vocal and uke. Uplifting, bouncy, and positive about dreams coming true. Perfect for positive product advertisement.
What Did I Do
Authentic 1950s recording..
In the style of “Bobby Bare” and “Ray Price”
The relationship is over, but wondering “What Did I Do” to make it happen.
Immune To Love
Authentically recorded in the 1950s
In the style of “Bobby Darin” “Elvis Presley” and “Johnny Lidell”
A sincere ballad about lost love and heartbreak.
Foolish Pride
This song was authentically recorded in the 1950s.
Similar to Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly.
A lyric about a broken heart and bruised pride.
Don’t Awaken Me
This song was authentically recorded in the 1950s.
Upbeat fun retro rock and roll about a guy so deep in love
and happy he thinks it must be a dream.
This track fits on a playlist with Buddy Holly and Gene Vincent.
Take Some Love
This track was authentically recorded in the 1950s. Transport the listener back to the golden era of such artist’s as “Jim Reeves,” “Johnny Lidell,” and “Ray Price.”
Longing to regain a lost love. Heartfelt and emotional.