A1 Chuck Berry–Johnny B. Goode
A2 Eddie Cochran–C'mon Everybody
A3 Bill Haley And His Comets–Rock Around The Clock
A4 Danny & The Juniors–Rock & Roll Is Here To Stay
A5 Brenda Lee–Let's Jump The Broomstick
A6 Big Bopper–Chantilly Lace
A7 Carl Perkins–Blue Suede Shoes
A8 Pat Boone–Long Tall Sally
B1 Buddy Holly–Peggy Sue
B2 Gene Vincent–Be-Bop-A-Lula
B3 Everly Brothers–Bye Bye Love
B4 Tommy Roe–Sheila
B5 Johnny Burnette–You're Sixteen
B6 Tommy Steele–Come On Let's Go
B7 Ricky Nelson (2)–Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart)
C1 Fats Domino–Ain't That A Shame
C2 Jerry Lee Lewis–Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going On
C3 Lloyd Price–Stagger Lee
C4 Thurston Harris–Little Bitty Pretty One
C5 Earl King–Come On Let The Good Times Roll
C6 Smiley Lewis–I Hear You Knocking
C7 Bobby Day–Rockin' Robin
D1 Del Shannon–Runaway
D2 Dion (3)–Runaround Sue
D3 Connie Francis–Lipstick On Your Collar
D4 The Tornados–Telstar
D5 The Ventures–Walk Don't Run
D6 Link Wray–Rumble
D7 Bo Diddley–Bo Diddley
D8 Howlin' Wolf–Smokestack Lightning
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The only viable argument for vinyl (that I don't agree with) is that it's somehow better quality audio. Yet people go out and buy something like this [target.com] to play it on. Again, it's just bewildering.
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