Jackie Lee Cochran - Mama don't you think I know 

I saw Jackie Lee Cochran in my country (in France) on May , the 9th in 1983 ....Fabulous !!!!

One of the best rockabilly tracks 11 out of 10

Jack Cochran, another rockabilly king whom i saw in 1992.

Haven't heard this in years!

hell yeah that's rockabilly all the way. used to play this loud in the car great days great music.

où la la c'est fantastique c'est trop trop génial j'adore merci 💖

Sick! Piano also amazing

that intro with the drums definitely influenced by Elvis " my baby left me" and the song is similar to " that's alright mama" so many guys just wanted to be Elvis back then. great number and guitar break.

What type of guitar is Cochran playing?

Great intro with that slap bass coming in. Use to bop to this many years ago, can't bop no more its too friggin' fast !

Deke Dickerson says Merle Travis is playing on this track. His style of guitar playing basically led to rockabilly via Scotty Moore.

*"Sing that thang son, sing it, git that blues of off yer chest ole son !"* -Indy Oskars

great song love this song great

Rockabilly/surf/hillbilly/doo wop all day and all night!!!

Loving it. Is there anyone out there who was a friend or maybe who knew Jack. He was my third cousin and my father's mother's first cousin. My grandmother and my brother have searched for nearly 15 years for information about him and his career.

Pretty cool!

Is It True That Merle TRAVIS Plays Lead Guitar In This Track ?

I always thought jackie lee cochran was eddie cochrans. Brother

Coool Tune

Years ago, I didn't know this STYLE was around in the '50s. I thought it was all doo wop, slow dancin', and Elvis/Coasters style rock (not that there's anything wrong with that). It just seems like rockabilly is in an underground oldies category of its own. It would be neat if there was a radio station out there that played rockabilly alongside the doo wop.

Fine ! - Erkele

Yes, HA !- Erkele

Thats because its rockabilly. haha.