Frank
"Andy" Starr
~1932 - 2003 Rest in Peace, Frank Starr~
1950s ![]() ![]()
1996 1999 2002
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Frank
"Andy" Starr -- he became "Andy" because there was
was already a singer named Frankie Starr -- cut some of the
finest rockabilly tracks of the 1950s for the MGM, Lin and
Holiday Inn record labels. No less than 45 years later, the
Arkansas rocker known as The Ultimate Rebel returned to
Nashville in the summer of 2002 to record what were to be
his final songs. Frank Starr's life was as colorful as it was
unusual... he lived in hobo jungles as a teenager, had his
own rock 'n' roll revue (including strippers !) in Alaska,
ran for President of the United States a couple of times,
and was eventually elected to the Rockabilly Hall of Fame.
The first CD to be released from that last recording session,
-- the Wild Oats Records rockabilly sampler, Starr
Struck --
includes four rockin' tracks on which Starr unleashes a raw
intensity undiminished by the passage of the years. The seven
remaining never-before-heard tracks will soon be released on
a CD entitled The Rockin' Return Of Frank
"Andy" Starr.
Sadly, Frank "Andy" Starr passed away in the fall of 2003
at age 70. Another legend is lost to us, but his music lives on
in these vibrant songs. Listen to an MP3 clip of one of Starr's
recent recordings below... and to buy a copy,
click
here.
STARR
STRUCK (Wild Oats Records)
1. FRANK "ANDY" STARR Dickson Street Blues
2. FRANK "ANDY" STARR Santa Is A Rocker
3. FRANK "ANDY" STARR I May Be Used...
4. FRANK "ANDY" STARR/GAIL LLOYD Round And Round
5. GAIL & THE TRICKSTERS Barkin' Up The Wrong Tree
6. GAIL & THE TRICKSTERS Suffered Enough
7. GAIL & THE TRICKSTERS Tom Cat Blues
8. THE HAYWOODS
I Want A Gal
9. THE HAYWOODS
Rockin' Rollin' Stone
10. THE HAYWOODS 1000 Miles Away
11. THE HAYWOODS That Cash Number In E
Produced
by Steve Haggard
Engineered by Randall Merryman
Mixed by Randall & Steve
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