The Wildkats   Rockin', Boppin' and Strollin' Foot Tapping records FT 057 Lonesome Train - Endless Sleep - Rockin' Daddy, Get Rythm - Drivin' Wheel - I Fought The Law - Roll Over Beethoven - Washing Machine Boogie - All By Myself - Baby Blue - Gone Gone Gone - Girl Of My Best Friend - Be Bop Alula - Worrying Kind - Tear It Up(3rd version) This quartet comes from England. They are an all cover band (at least on this cd) but that doesnt mean a lack of personnality. The songs may be well known (coming from the catalog of Gene Vincent, Johnny Burnette, Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry...) but the Wildkats play it in their own neo-rockabilly style. You can hear the influences of the Stray Cats on their version of I Fought The Law. This band knows its stuff. the rhythm section is solid with a good work from the acoustic rhythm guitar (too many bands forget the importance of the acoustic rhythm guitar in rockabilly), Alan Wilson's (not the one from The Sharks and Western Star studio) solos are creative and Bob's voice sounds a bit like good ol' Robert Gordon, you could find worst reference than that. The whole thing is very well recorded/produced and you spend a very pleasant moment in company of these four lads. Fred "Virgil" Turgis