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Wesley Karr & The Automobiles
Overview
- 4-piece Rockabilly act based in Hatfield
- Their repertoire consists of music from from Elvis, Eddie and Buddy, but also includes some rarities by Sid King, Sammy Masters, Warren Smith and many others
- Are a great act for bars, hotels and private parties
Based in Hatfield just outside London, The band play regularly in St Albans and Watford, but also around the Home Counties
Have a Listen
- One Hand Loose - Charlie Feathers
- Pink Cadillac - Sammy Masters
- My Baby Thinks She's A Train - Asleep At The Wheel
- Mr Big Feet - Charlie Bop Trio
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About this Act
Wesley Karr & the Automobiles set out from Tennessee in 1959, but got caught in a time warp and arrived in present day UK. Buddy Holly set off a few days ahead of them and they are still awaiting his arrival. The band were also responsible for young Elvis Presley's new rockabilly sound in 1954.
Interspersed between songs the band include anecdotes about their days with the stars of the '50s
Although there is a lot of humor between songs, they are not a comedy band. The music varies from driving rockabilly to a jivey western swing style
Set List
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Sammy Masters - Pink Cadillac
Sid King & the 5 Strings - Let Her Roll
Hayden Thompson - Love My Baby
Sammy Masters - Flat Feet
Charlie Bop Trio - Mister Big Feet
Elvis Presley - Baby Let's Play House
Freddie Hart - Dig Boy Dig
Sid King & the 5 Strings - Sag, Drag & Fall
Charlie Feathers - One Hand Loose
Sid King & the 5 Strings - Booger Red
Junior Thompson - Raw Deal
Roy Hall - Three Alley Cats
Warren Smith - Red Cadillac & a Black Moustache
Buddy Holly - Down The Line
Eddie Cochran - Twenty Flight Rock
Eddie Cochran - Summertime Blues
Charlie Feathers - Everybody’s Lovin’ My Baby
Asleep at the Wheel - My Baby Thinks She’s A Train
Jimmy And Johnny - Sweet Love On My Mind
Buddy Holly - Rock Around With Ollie Vee
Sammy Masters - Whop T Bop
Don Woody - Morse Code
Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues
Elvis Presley - That Alright Mama
Conway Twitty - Lonely Blue Boy
Tennessee Ernie Ford - Shotgun Boogie
Charlie Feathers - Tongue Tied Jill
Conway Twitty - Long Black Train
Sleepy LaBeef - All The Time
Lineup
- 4 piece band consisting of 2 guitars, double bass and drums, with lead and backing vocals
This act's standard set times are as follows:
- 2 x 45 minute sets with 15 to 30 minute break
- 2 x 60 minute sets with 15 to 30 minute break
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