rock 'n' soul

Released just two months after "Gone, Gone, Gone," 1965’s "Rock ’n Soul" brought the Everlys’ close-harmony sound to bear on a collection of rock and R&B covers that not only revealed a lot about the duo’s roots, but also said something about what they were listening to at the time. Namely, the British Invasion. Don and Phil beefed up their sound on this record in appreciation of the style that was exploding all around them, while displaying unerring taste in their cover selections. One of their best, first time on CD! Includes "That’ll Be the Day," "So Fine," "Maybellene," "Dancing in the Street," "Kansas City," "I Got a Woman," "Love Hurts" (a totally different version from the one on "A Date with the Everly Brothers"), "Slippin’ and Slidin'," "Susie Q," "Hound Dog," "I’m Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town," and "Lonely Weekends.
Track listing:1 That'll Be The Day 2 So Fine 3 Maybellene 4 Dancing In The Street 5 Kansas City 6 I Got A Woman 7 Love Hurts 8 Slippin' And Slidin' 9 Susie Q 10 Hound Dog 11 I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town 12 Lonely Weekends