Johnny Otis - Shake It (1954)

Everybody a happy New Year's party and some advice: 'Shake It'!

Les Paul & Mary Ford - Jungle Bells (1953)

Jungle Jungle Jungle Bells ...

Little Junior's Blue Flames - Fussin' And Fightin' Blues (1953)

Yes, X-mas: a time for Love and Peace ...

Gene Vincent - Woman Love (1956)

Xmas time is a time for love ...

Delmore Brothers - Used Car Blues (1947)

Hillbilly boogie with a classic theme: cars!

Deacon McNeely - Sunday Dinner (1949)

Guess who's coming to dinner ...

Willie Mae Thornton - Hound Dog (1953)

Oowww, oowwww, ooooowww ...

Lillian Briggs - I Want You To Be My Baby (1955)

A speeding ticket for Lillian and her lines ...

Fats Domino - Blue Monday (1956)

And then there's Monday morning ...

Johnny Otis Orchestra - Hangover Blues (1949)

It's that Sunday morning feeling again ...

Joe Morris Orch. - Pass The Juice Miss Lucy (1953)

It's almost Happy Hour ...

Elvis Presley - Baby Let's Play House (1955)

Staying indoors: nice, warm and cosy ...

Morgan Twins - TV Hop (1958)

Etta James & the Peaches - The Wallflower (1955)

Etta James' 'The Wallflower', subtitled 'Dance With Me Henry', can surely be seen as a true rock and roll original.
An early favorite in Alan Freed's "Rock & Roll Show" miss Peaches wants to get up her feet and roll with Henry, while the rolling is on! Henry's voice is Richard Berry (of 'Louie Louie' and 'Have Love Will Travel' fame).
The song is one in a long exchange of 'Annie and Henry' songs: 'Work With Me Annie', 'Dance With Me Henry', 'Annie Had A Baby', 'Henry's Got Flat Feet', 'Hey Henry', 'Annie's Aunt Fannie' etc. The 'Annie' songs were introduced by Hank Ballard & the Midnighters, but in 'Annie's Aunt Fannie' Ballard refers back to Roy Brown's 'Fannie Brown' I guess ... and so the family tree branches out.
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Bill Haley & his Comets - Thirteen Women (1954)

Bill Haley and his Comets turn a mambo-flavored jump blues by Dickie Thompson into a post-apocalyptic mambo-billy nightmare. Flip-side of 'Rock Around The Clock' in 1954.

René Hall's Orchestra - Twitchy (1957)

Little Junior's Blue Flames - Feelin' Good (1953)