The best Rockabilly albums
of the 1970s.
Where to start with 1970–1979 rockabilly — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 1970s — rockabilly
Top picks from 1970–1979, ranked by where we would start.
Roy Orbison
Regeneration
A blend of heartfelt ballads and upbeat rock rhythms, showcasing Orbison's signature melancholic vocals against a backdrop of country influences.
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Roy Orbison
Memphis
A blend of rockabilly rhythms and heartfelt balladry, capturing the essence of longing and nostalgia.
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Jerry Lee Lewis
Jerry Lee Lewis
A vibrant blend of rock, country, and blues showcasing Jerry Lee Lewis's signature piano prowess and charismatic vocal style.
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Jerry Lee Lewis
Country Memories
A heartfelt blend of country twang and rockabilly flair that reflects on love, loss, and nostalgia.
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Wanda Jackson
Country Gospel
A heartfelt blend of traditional gospel and country sounds, showcasing Wanda Jackson's powerful vocals and spiritual themes.
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Wanda Jackson
Praise the Lord
A vibrant fusion of gospel fervor and rockabilly spirit, underscored by Wanda Jackson's powerful vocals.
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Waylon Jennings
Waylon & Willie
A vibrant blend of traditional country and rock influences, adorned with heartfelt storytelling and the signature harmonies of two legends.
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Waylon Jennings
Good Hearted Woman
A blend of traditional country storytelling with rock-infused rhythms and an outlaw attitude that defined a generation.
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The Everly Brothers
Stories We Could Tell
A reflective blend of country rock and rockabilly that captures the duo's trademark harmonies and storytelling prowess.
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Elvis Presley
I Got Lucky
A playful blend of upbeat pop and soft rock with a touch of nostalgic charm, capturing the whimsical spirit of early '70s Elvis.
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Elvis Presley
Moody Blue
A haunting blend of poignant ballads and soulful grooves, reflecting both vulnerability and resilience in Presley's final years.
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Johnny Cash
Look at Them Beans
A laid-back collection of storytelling songs infused with Cash's signature deep voice and an understated country-blues vibe.
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Johnny Cash
America: A 200-Year Salute in Story and Song
A narrative journey through American history, blending spoken word and song with Cash's signature baritone delivery.
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Neil Young
Decade
A reflective journey through poignant lyrics and diverse soundscapes, blending folk, rock, and country with Young's signature emotive delivery.
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Neil Young
Journey Through the Past
A reflective journey through Americana, blending folk, rock, and introspective lyrics with a raw, unpolished sound.
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Ricky Nelson
Rick Sings Nelson
A nostalgic blend of country and pop, infused with rockabilly rhythms and heartfelt storytelling.
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Ricky Nelson
Garden Party
A blend of reflective storytelling and melodic hooks, merging country, pop, and rock influences into a cohesive sound.
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Charlie Rich
Every Time You Touch Me
A smooth blend of soulful melodies and gentle country influences creates an intimate atmosphere throughout the album.
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Charlie Rich
Behind Closed Doors
A smooth blend of country and soul, rich with heartfelt lyrics and lush arrangements that evoke deep emotional resonance.
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Buddy Holly
A Rock & Roll Collection
A vibrant anthology that captures the pioneering spirit of rock and roll through Buddy Holly's infectious melodies and innovative songwriting.
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Raul Seixas
Os 24 Maiores Sucessos da Era do Rock
A vibrant collage of rock and roll covers infused with Brazilian rhythms and eclectic energy.
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Raul Seixas
Gita
A vibrant blend of rock, folk, and blues infused with Brazilian rhythms that captures the spirit of a cultural revolution.
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Lonnie Mack
The Hills of Indiana
A vibrant blend of blues, country, and rock that showcases heartfelt storytelling through soulful instrumentation and emotive vocals.
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Robert Gordon
Rock Billy Boogie
A vibrant blend of rockabilly rhythms and country twang, infused with nostalgic echoes of early rock and roll.
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