There would appear to be incessant curiosity regarding the birth of Rock 'N' Roll; scores of newspaper and magazine articles and even books have been published in vain with the sole purpose of suggesting what was the first Rock 'N' Roll record. This argument has proved even more difficult since we have now admitted that the music didn't spring fully-formed from either Elvis Presley's July 1954 debut at SUN Records or even Bill Haley's April 1954 debut for DECCA Records - it had steadily evolved in the U.S. from the myriad sources of Country, Blues, Gospel, Jazz and Pop and in the late 1940s and early 1950s, fuelled by the post-war explosion of electric instruments and independent labels.

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1. DELMORE BROTHERS - Pan-American Boogie
2. ARTHUR SMITH - Guitar Boogie
3. HOMER CALLAHAN -  Rattlesnake Daddy
4. CLAUDE BOONE - Burglar Man
5. BILL NETTLES - Hadacol Boogie
6. TEXAS WANDERERS - Waitin' At The End Of The Road
7. THE JUBILEERS - The Right String But The Wrong Yo-Yo
8. GENE AUTRY - Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
9. ROY NEWMAN - Match Box Blues
10. BILL MONROE - & His Blue Grass Boys: Six White Horses
11. MADDOX BROS - & ROSE: Milk Cow Blues
12. ROY NEWMAN - Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby
13. SHELTON BROTHERS - I'm Sittin' On Top Of The World
14. CLIFF CARLISLE - You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone (Just Because)
15. BOB WILLS & His Texas Playboys - Corrine, Corrina
16. JOHNNY LEE WILLS -  Rag Mop
17. LEON'S LONESTAR COWBOYS - Deep Elm Blues
18. MADDOX BROS. & ROSE - New Mule Skinner Blues
19. ZEKE CLEMENTS & His Western Swing Gang - It's My Life
20. GENE AUTRY - I'll Never Let You Go
21. MERLE TRAVIS - Merle's Boogie Woogie
22. TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD -  Blues Stay Away From Me
23. BILLY HUGHES & The Pecos Pals - Take Your Hands Off Of It
24. RED FOLEY - Tennessee Saturday Night
25. BILL MONROE & His Blue Grass Boys - Rocky Road Blues