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1.StopToo Much Monkey Business – Sleepy LaBeef 02:04
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2.StopBlackland Farmer – Sleepy LaBeef 02:22
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3.StopBoom, Boom, Boom – Sleepy LaBeef 02:39
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4.StopHoney Hush – Sleepy LaBeef 02:46
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5.StopStormy Monday Blues – Sleepy LaBeef 04:28
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6.StopGood Rocking Boogie – Sleepy LaBeef 01:54
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7.StopRoll Over, Beethoven – Sleepy LaBeef 02:53
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8.StopYou Can't Judge a Book by Its Cover – Sleepy LaBeef 02:44
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9.StopMatchbox – Sleepy LaBeef 02:31
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10.StopWhat Am I Living For? – Sleepy LaBeef 03:43
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11.StopBaby, Let's Play House – Sleepy LaBeef 02:08
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12.StopBlue Moon of Kentucky – Sleepy LaBeef 02:36
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13.StopRock 'N' Roll Ruby – Sleepy LaBeef 02:21
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14.StopBig Boss Man – Sleepy LaBeef 02:41
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15.StopBoogie Woogie Country Girl – Sleepy LaBeef 02:32
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16.StopMystery Train – Sleepy LaBeef 01:48
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17.StopHonky-Tonk Hardwood Floor – Sleepy LaBeef 02:20
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18.StopTore Up – Sleepy LaBeef 02:22
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19.StopFlying Saucers Rock 'N' Roll – Sleepy LaBeef 01:56
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20.StopRed Hot – Sleepy LaBeef 03:08
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21.StopHonky-Tonk Man – Sleepy LaBeef 02:20
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22.StopJack and Jill Boogie – Sleepy LaBeef 02:18
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23.StopShotgun Boogie – Sleepy LaBeef 02:32
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24.StopGo Ahead on Baby – Sleepy LaBeef 02:56
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25.StopMilk Cow Blues – Sleepy LaBeef 03:10
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26.StopShame, Shame, Shame – Sleepy LaBeef 01:58
Sleepy LaBeef is a giant of a man, with a booming baritone voice and a deep, rumbling guitar tone to match his size, and his live shows are legendary, non-stop country rockabilly romps, full of good-humored energy. Unfortunately, a good deal of that energy gets bottled up when it's unleashed in the studio, and LaBeef's recording legacy pales next to his live shows. That said, the recordings he did for a reconstituted Sun Records in the 1970s, the best of which are collected here, come as close as we're likely to get to capturing the hurricane force and feel of one of his shows. Track after track catches fire and roars off, and there are plenty of highlights here, like Chuck Berry's "Too Much Monkey Business," a rampaging run through of Carl Perkins' "Matchbox," an exploding, kinetic take on Junior Parker's "Mystery Train," and a wonderful version of Kokomo Arnold's "Milk Cow Blues," although everything included here shares the same territory. Again, the best way to really get this guy is to catch a live show, but failing that, this is the set you need. Steve Leggett, Rovi
- Genre: Country, Rock
- Category Traditional Country
- Release Date: July 28, 2009
- Artist: LaBeef Sleepy
- Additional Artist: Sleepy LaBeef (Vocals)