The Rockabilly Legends; A Tribute To My Friends
© Copyright-The Jerry Naylor Company, LLC
(880807744518)
Record Label: Nayco Entertainment
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Jerry Naylor became the lead singer of "The Crickets" after the untimely death of Buddy Holly. Naylor is a fifty-year veteran of the entertainment business, internationally recognized recording artist, performer, record producer, songwriter, radio & television personality, film and television producer, and Grammy nominated solo recording artist.
Cashbox Magazine picked Naylor as one of the "Top Forty Male Vocalists of 1970." Naylor's "Continental Country" was acclaimed the "Number One Syndicated Radio Show in North America" by the Country Music Association and Billboard Magazine.
Jerry Naylor was inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame (2001), inducted into the West Texas Hall of Fame (1998), and is recognized in the prestigious "Who's Who in Entertainment," "Who's Who in Rock 'n Roll," "Who's Who in Country Music," and "Who's Who in America." Jerry Naylor is not just a producer or person who conceptualized and wrote this project, but an artist as well who can actually appear as one of those of tribute in the Rockabilly Legends; A Tribute to My Friends CD.
The Jerry Naylor Company/ Nayco Entertainment Group, will be releasing exclusive project during this upcoming 50th Anniversary of Rockabilly Rock and Roll Music, 1954-2004. Those projects include:
The Three-Hour "Tribute to the Rockabilly Legends" Television Broadcast Documentary.
DVD Version of the 3-Hour "Tribute to the Rockabilly Legends" Television Documentary.
"Jerry Naylor, The Rockabilly Legends; A Tribute To My Friends" 23-Track Roots of Rockabilly CD.
"The Rockabilly Legends: Live and Unplugged." Never before heard Live Tracks from the Legendary Rockabilly Pioneers; excerpts from the 3-Hour "Tribute to the Rockabilly Legends' Television Documentary from Nayco Entertainment Group; plus:
DVD of "The Rockabilly Legends; Live and Unplugged"; excerpts from the 3-hour "Tribute to the Rockabilly Legends' Documentary of the legendary artists performing their classic hits "unplugged", and as never seen or heard before.
"The Rockabilly Legends; In Their Own Words" CD; Audio excerpts of the Rockabilly Legends from interview with Jerry Naylor and Red Robinson from the 3-Hour "Tribute to the Rockabilly Legends" Television Documentary
The Rockabilly Legends Anthology Book; A 360-page hard bound Collector's Anthology book with inside stories of the Legends and their music, plus a unique photo collection spanning 50 years of Rockabilly and Rock Music Pioneers.
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I remember you
author: Jim Friedman
Hi Jerry, I'm sure you don't remember me but I also attended Woodland Hills Pres Church in the 70's with my parents Sandy and Estelle. I was also part of the worship group you led at the early service . Additionally, we lived down the street from you in Calabasas. One thing that I never forgot was that beautiful Alvarez Yairi guitar you had. I now play a Yairi DY84, a purchase I made based on my experience of yours. Do you remember the guitar? If so what model was it? Looking forward to hearing back from you. Best regards, Jim
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author: Dan Jones
Dan & Gloria Jones,Woodland Hills Pres.church
in the 70s -wish you & yours well love from deep in thr heart of Texas!281-342-2511
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all of 'em
author: Nancy Smith
I met Jerry about 1976 in Giessen, Germany Club System, at the NCO club where he was performing. My husband was one of the club managers in that system. Jerry had on a black jump suit, with initials in silver and turquoise on his fanny and on his belt buckle. I asked if i could touch one for good luck. He said of course, which one. Then next couple nights we went to watch Jerry at another club in the same club system and Jerry announced that his jump suit had gotten 'jinxed' a couple nights earlier where I had rubbed his initial. He'd split the black jumpsuit right up the crotch. Great memories.
My husband later retired from the army, and a couple years later was killed in a car wreck. It is nice to see Jerry Naylor's name on the internet! Nice memories.
nancy
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a great collection to have and hand down to future generations
author: lloyd w
put off ordering=glad I did=is excellent. so few of the original artists left. What would it be like to get those left to go on a nationwide tour before it is too late? Can you imagine the venue it would take to accomodate such a gathering? Thanks for the collection, sincerely, lloyd w
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