The Sound of Canadian Rockabilly

"The Sound of Canadian Rockabilly" throws together a gritty blend of vintage swagger and high-octane psychobilly straight from across Canada. From the classic twang of Jack Scott’s “What in the World's Come over You” and Ronnie Hawkins's “Mary Lou,” to the punk-edged rush of Gutter Demons' “Run Away Loco” and The Brains' “I'm Your Nightmare,” the playlist spans generations and styles, but all roads lead back to that unmistakable rockabilly pulse.

Here you'll find everything from the snarling standup bass of The Creepshow to gritty guitar licks from Cousin Harley, plus deep cuts by vintage acts like Barry Boyd and The Frantics, and lesser-known rockers like The Ding-Dongs and The Farrell Bros. It's a dive into the retro-cool underworld of Canadian rockabilly—where swing meets speed and country meets punk—with plenty of wild detours.