In the 1956 song “Dixie Fried,” Carl Perkins sings about a razor-toting rebel rouser named Dan who storms a honky-tonk on the edge of town. Flashing a quart of moonshine and slashing through the crowd ...

There are times when the Southwestern twang at the heart of the Joeys’ new release, “Sonoran Dreams,” invites you to imagine an aspiring rockabilly trio of the 1950s. Other highlights sound like they ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. TUPELO – With his reconstructed 1940s Vega guitar in his hands, Dale Rushing's eyes gleam as he talks about rockabilly music and ...

As a member of Open Road, Brad Folk handles himself as a country gentleman, a stately vocalist in a traditional bluegrass band. When fronting his trio, however, he turns into something else entirely — ...

In the early 1950s, Carl Perkins finally wore down Sun Records founder Sam Phillips enough for an audition. It paid off for the both of them. Born on this day (April 9) in 1932 to poor sharecroppers ...

JONESBORO -- A cavalcade of rockabilly legends and an imposing mastodon skeleton are two stars of the show at Arkansas State University Museum. The lively "Rockabilly: The NEA Story" exhibit arrived ...

On this day (March 11) in 2021, Ray Campi, sometimes called the King of Rockabilly, died peacefully in his Los Angeles, California, home at the age of 86. Born in 1934, Campi’s music career began in ...