The New Decade Series Songs of the 1950s PVG

The 1950s brought a fresh energy to pop music and big changes started showing up on the charts and in the clubs. This book gathers 100 of the most influential and endearing songs and lets you play along withorchestrated backing tracks that make you sound like a pro. You access the tracks online for streaming or download.

Contents:

You Belong To Me Ain’t That A Shame True Love Tom Dooley All I Have To Do Is Dream loving you All Shook Up Love Me You Send Me Venus Chances Are Heartbreak Hotel Secret Love At The Hop Cry Be-Bop-A-Lula Shout My Prayer Blue Suede Shoes Blueberry Hill Bo Diddley Summertime Blues Bye Bye Love Lollipop Searchin’ Canadian Sunset Chantilly Lace Mona Lisa Your Cheatin’ Heart Cold, Cold Heart Come Go With Me Diana Don’t Be Cruel (To A Heart That’s True) Dream Lover Fever Earth Angel Great Balls of Fire The Great Pretender The Green Door Honeycomb Hound Dog I Hear You Knocking I Walk The Line I Want You, I Need You, I Love You It’s All In The Game It’s Only Make Believe It’s So Easy Jailhouse Rock Jambalaya (On the Bayou) Kansas City Lonely Teardrops Lipstick On Your Collar Little Darlin’ Love Letters In The Sand Love Me Tender (You’ve Got) The Magic Touch Maybe Baby Memories Are Made Of This Mister Sandman Misty Moments To Remember Oh, Lonesome Me Only You (And You Alone) Peggy Sue (You’ve Got) Personality Peter Gunn Put Your Head On My Shoulder Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) Rock Around The Clock Sea Of Love See You Later, Alligator Sh-Boom Shake, Rattle and Roll Since I Don’t Have You Since I Met You Baby Sincerely Singing The Blues Sixteen Candles Sixteen Tons Splish Splash Stagger Lee Stupid Cupid Tammy (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear A Teenager in Love Tequila That’ll Be The Day That’s AmorA(C) (That’s Love) Tutti Frutti Unchained Melody Volare Wake Up Little Susie The Wayward Wind Wear My Ring Around Your Neck What’d I Say A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation) Why Do Fools Fall In Love Yakety Yak Young Love Why Don’t You Believe Me