Billy Haley and his Comets fused elements of country music, Western Swing, and black R&B to produce some of rock and roll's earliest hits. His "Crazy, Man Crazy" from 1953 was the first rock and roll record to make the pop charts. "Rock Around the Clock" The song that introduced rock & roll to White America, Originally recorded by Sunny Dae in 1952, had initial sales topping 75,000 and was a modest hit, until the song was used as the title track of "The Blackboard Jungle," a movie about juvenile delinquents, the rest is history.

Tracklist:
A1 (We're Gonna) Rock Around The Clock
A2 Burn That Candle
A3 Rock-A Beatin' Boogie
A4 Shake, Rattle And Roll
A5 Thirteen Women (And Only One Man In Town)
A6 See You Later, Alligator
B1 The Saints Rock 'n Roll
B2 A.B.C. Boogie
B3 Choo Choo Ch'Boogie
B4 Hot Dog Buddy Buddy
B5 Dim, Dim The Lights (I Want Some Atmosphere)
B6 Razzle-Dazzle
C1 Forty Cups Of Coffee
C2 Rockin' Through The Rye
C3 Rip It Up
C4 Mambo Rock
C5 Birth Of The Boogie
C6 Happy Baby
D1 Rudy's Rock
D2 Skinny Minnie
D3 Joey's Song
D4 New Rock The Joint
D5 Move It On Over
D6 Skokiaan