Self instrumentation, self vocals, self recorded/produced.

Boogie Woogie on a Saturday night

My version of an early British Rock n Roll tune recorded originally by Dickie Pride in 1959.
All instrumentation, vocals, recording and production by Pat Reyford.

Fabulous Cure

A great version I did that features Yvette Parry (Little Red). 
All instrumentation, vocals, recording and production by Pat Reyford.

Daddyo

A more uptempo version of a John Ray classic.
All instrumentation, vocals, recording and production by Pat Reyford.

Another self written tune from way back. Pure Rockabilly. Copyright Pat Reyford.

My baby wants to bop

Another self written tune from way back.
All instrumentation, vocals, recording and production by PatReyford. Copyright Pat Reyford.

How could I’ve known

My version of The famous 1950s British Rock n Roll TV show 6 5 Special . 
All instrumentation, vocals, recording and production by Pat Reyford.

6 5 Special Jive

Here is one of my own compositions “ Shake Da Booty “.  It was inspired by a female singer who I backed up in Paris. When she sung she just shook that Booty. All instrumentation, vocals, recording and production by Pat Reyford.

Shake Da Booty

Here’s my Doo Wop version of “ Hey there Lonely girl “. Originally recorded by Eddie Holman in 1969.  I always wanted to do this in classic Doo Wop style.

Hey there Lonely girl

Dont

Me and The Reyfordaire’s kidding on the set of King Creole with Barney Kessel and the boys.... I’d say around 1958 🤔😉

Sugar Rey Ford

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