Boyd Bennett
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| Label | Issue | Format | Artist | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ace | CDCHD777 | CD | Various Artists | King Rockabilly |
| - | CDCHD975 | - | - | King Rock'n'Roll |
| - | CDCHD997 | - | Moon Mullican | Seven Nights To Rock |
| - | CDCHD1039 | - | Boyd Bennett & his Rockets | Rockin' Up A Storm |
| King | 1167 | single | Boyd Bennett | Time / A hopeless case |
| - | 1201 | - | - | Precious little sweetheart / I'm wasting my time |
| - | 1413 | - | - | Waterloo / I've had enough |
| - | 1432 | - | - | You upset me baby / Poison Ivy |
| - | 1443 | - | - | Boogie at midnight / Everlovin' |
| - | 1470 | - | - | Seventeen / Little ole you all |
| - | 1475 | - | - | Tennessee rock and roll / Oo-Oo-Oo |
| - | 1494 | - | - | Banjo rock and roll / My boy flat top |
| - | 4853 | - | - | The most / Desperately |
| - | 4874 | - | - | Partners for life / Right around the corner |
| - | 4894 | - | Moon Mullican | Honolulu rock-a-roll-a / Seven nights to rock |
| - | 4903 | - | Boyd Bennett | Blue Suede shoes / Mumbles blues |
| - | 4915 | - | Moon Mullican | I'm mad with you / Rock and roll, Mr. Bullfrog |
| - | 4925 | - | Boyd Bennett | The groovy age / Let me love you |
| - | 4937 | - | Moon Mullican | Maybe it's all for the best / Hey shah |
| - | 4953 | - | Boyd Bennett | Hit that jive, Jack / Rabbit eye pink and charcoal black |
| - | 4979 | - | Moon Mullican | If you don't want no more of my loving / Keep a light in the window for me |
| - | 4985 | - | Boyd Bennett | A lock of your hair / Rocking up a storm |
| - | 5021 | - | - | Big Jay shuffle / I'm moving on |
| - | 5049 | - | - | Big boy / Put the chain on the door |
| - | 5097 | - | - | Sentimental journey / Boy meets girl |
| - | 5113 | - | - | Her Mama doesn't think it's right / Signed, sealed and delivered |
| - | 5115 | - | - | Click clack / Move |
| - | 5172 | - | Moon Mullican | Seven nights to rock / I'll sail my ship alone |
| - | 5282 | - | Boyd Bennett & his Rockets | Cool disc jockey / High school hop |
| - | 5374 | - | - | Seventeen / My boy flat top |
| - | 5736 | - | Al Henderson | She says "crazy" / Laughing girl, crying boy |
| - | 5738 | - | Boyd Bennett | Teenage years / Hear me talkin' |
| - | EP377 | EP | - | |
| - | LP536 | LP | Various Artists | Rock' n' roll Dance Party |
| - | LP555 | - | Moon Mullican | Moon Mullican sings his All Time Greatest Hits |
| - | LP594 | - | Boyd Bennett | Seventeen Partners |
| - | LP628 | - | Moon Mullican | Moon Mullican sings and plays 16 of his Favorite Tunes |
| - | LP937 | - | - | |
| Parlophone | 45R4214 | single | Big Moe with Boyd Bennett Rockets | The groovy age / Hit that jive, Jack |
| - | 45R4252 | - | - | The most / Rocking up a storm |
| - | 45R4423 | |||
| - | GEP8794 | EP | Moon Mullican | Country Round-Up |
| - | MSP6161 | single | Boyd Bennett | Boogie at midnight / Everlovin' |
| - | MSP6180 | - | - | Seventeen / Little ole you all |
| - | MSP6203 | - | - | Banjo rock and roll / My boy flat top |
| - | MSP6233 | - | Boyd Bennett & his Rockets | Oo-Oo-Oo / Blue Suede shoes |
| - | MSP6254 | - | Moon Mullican with Boyd Bennett Rockets | Honolulu rock-a-roll-a / Seven nights to rock |
| - | R4002 | - | Boyd Bennett | Boogie at midnight / Everlovin' |
| - | R4063 | - | - | Seventeen / Little ole you all |
| - | R4121 | - | - | Banjo rock and roll / My boy flat top |
| - | R4167 | - | - | Oo-Oo-Oo / Blue Suede shoes |
| - | R4195 | - | Moon Mullican | Honolulu rock-a-roll-a / Seven nights to rock |
| - | R4214 | - | Big Moe with Boyd Bennett Rockets | The groovy age |
| - | R4252 | - | - | The most / Rocking up a storm |
| - | R4423 | |||
| Westside | WESA801 | CD | Various Artists | Mark Lamarr's Roc-King up a Storm |
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Boyd Byron Bennett (December 7, 1924 – June 2, 2002) was an American rockabilly songwriter and singer.
His two biggest hit singles, both written and performed by him, were "Seventeen" with his band, the Rockets (U.S. No. 5), (U.S. R&B No. 7), as well as No. 16 on the UK Singles Chart.; and "My Boy, Flat Top" (U.S. No. 39). He later became a disc jockey in Kentucky. He also worked with Francis Craig and Moon Mullican.Bennett was inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame for his contribution to the genre. Wikipedia