Tracklist

1-1	–Elvis Presley	King Creole
1-2	–Bruce Channel	Hey Baby
1-3	–Frankie Avalon	Venus
1-4	–Duane Eddy	Peter Gunn
1-5	–Ben E. King	Stand By Me
1-6	–Fats Domino	Blue Monday
1-7	–Phil Phillips	Sea Of Love
1-8	–The Big Bopper*	Chantilly Lace
1-9	–Chuck Berry	Johnny B. Goode
1-10	–The Flamingos	I Only Have Eyes For You
1-11	–Big Mama Thornton	Hound Dog
1-12	–Chris Montez	Let's Dance
1-13	–Ricky Nelson	Lonesome Town
1-14	–Little Richard	The Girl Can't Help It
1-15	–Dion & The Belmonts	A Teenager In Love
1-16	–Duane Eddy	Rebel Rouser
1-17	–The Coasters	Yakety Yak
1-18	–Bobby Darin	Dream Lover
1-19	–Elvis Presley	Pocketful Of Dreams
1-20	–The Orioles	Crying In The Chapel
1-21	–Bobby Darin	Mack The Knife
1-22	–Connie Francis	Stupid Cupid
1-23	–Bill Haley & The Comets*	Don't Knock The Rock
1-24	–Little Richard	Tutti Frutti
1-25	–The Four Seasons	Sherry
2-1	–Sam Cooke	Wonderful World
2-2	–Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers	Why Do Fools Fall In Love
2-3	–Dick Dale	Misirlou
2-4	–Elvis Presley	Jailhouse Rock
2-5	–Bill Doggett	Honky Tonk
2-6	–Gene Vincent	Be Bop A Lula
2-7	–Eddie Cochran	Something Else
2-8	–Ritchie Valens	Come On Let's Go
2-9	–Tommy Edwards	Please Love Me Forever
2-10	–Bobby Darin	Beyond The Sea
2-11	–Lavern Baker*	Tweedle Dee
2-12	–Little Richard	Slippin' And Slidin'
2-13	–The Billy Williams Quartet*	I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter
2-14	–The Platters	Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
2-15	–Ritchie Valens	La Bamba
2-16	–Kay Starr	Wheel Of Fortune
2-17	–The Moonglows	Sincerely
2-18	–Brenda Lee	I'm Sorry
2-19	–Little Eva	The Locomotion
2-20	–Bobby Day	Rockin' Robin
2-21	–The Everly Brothers*	When Will I Be Loved
2-22	–Buddy Holly	Peggy Sue
2-23	–Elvis Presley	Teddy Bear
2-24	–Bill Haley & His Comets*	Rock Around The Clock
2-25	–Link Wray & His Ray Men*	Rumble
3-1	–Mickey & Sylvia	Love Is Strange
3-2	–Ray Charles	I Got A Woman
3-3	–Johnny Cash	I Walk The Line
3-4	–Chan Romero	The Hippy Hippy Shake
3-5	–Elvis Presley	All Shook Up
3-6	–Booker T & The MG's	Green Onions
3-7	–Carl Perkins	Blue Suede Shoes
3-8	–The Silhouettes	Get A Job
3-9	–The Shirelles	Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
3-10	–Del Shannon	Runaway
3-11	–Jerry Lee Lewis	Great Balls Of Fire
3-12	–Fats Domino	Blueberry Hill
3-13	–Dion & The Belmonts	I Wonder Why
3-14	–Fats Domino	Ain't That A Shame
3-15	–Chuck Berry	Maybellene
3-16	–Ketty Lester	Love Letters
3-17	–Clarence "Frogman" Henry	Ain't Got No Home
3-18	–Eddie Cochran	Summertime Blues
3-19	–Conway Twitty	It's Only Make Believe
3-20	–The Coasters	Searchin'
3-21	–Sam Cooke	Chain Gang
3-22	–Buddy Holly & The Crickets	It's So Easy
3-23	–The Coasters	Down In Mexico
3-24	–The Platters	The Great Pretender
3-25	–The Mar-Keys	Last Night

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Notes

Track info:
1-1 King Creole from : King Creole
1-2 Hey Baby from : Dirty Dancing
1-3 Venus from : Born On The Fourth Of July
1-4 Peter Gunn from : The Blues Brothers
1-5 Stand By Me from : Stand By Me
1-6 Blue Monday from : Road House
1-7 Sea Of Love from : Sea Of Love
1-8 Chantilly Lace from : American Graffiti
1-9 Johnny B. Goode from : Back To The Future
1-10 I Only Have Eyes For You from : My Girl
1-11 Hound Dog from : A Few Good Men
1-12 Let's Dance from : Animal House
1-13 Lonesome Town from : Pulp Fiction
1-14 The Girl Can't Help It from : The Girl Can't Help It
1-15 A Teenager In Love from : Diner
1-16 Rebel Rouser from : Forest Gump
1-17 Yakety Yak from : Stand By Me
1-18 Dream Lover from : Stardust
1-19 Pocketful Of Dreams from : Jerry Maguire
1-20 Crying In The Chapel from : Revolutionary Road
1-21 Mack The Knife from : What Women Want
1-22 Stupid Cupid from : The Princess Diaries
1-23 Don't Knock The Rock from : Don't Knock The Rock
1-24 Tutti Frutti from : Cocktail
1-25 Sherry from : The Help
2-1 Wonderful World from : Animal House
2-2 Why Do Fools Fall In Love from : American Graffiti
2-3 Misirlou from : Pulp Fiction
2-4 Jailhouse Rock from : Jailhouse Rock
2-5 Honky Tonk from : Blue Velvet
2-6 Be Bop A Lula from : The Girl Can't Help It
2-7 Something Else from : Diner
2-8 Come On Let's Go from : La Bamba
2-9 Please Love Me Forever from : Rain Man
2-10 Beyond The Sea from : Goodfellas
2-11 Tweedle Dee from : The Departed
2-12 Slippin' And Slidin' from : Casino
2-13 I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter from : You've Got Mail
2-14 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes from : Four Weddings And A Funeral
2-15 La Bamba from : La Bamba
2-16 Wheel Of Fortune from : L.A. Confidential
2-17 Sincerely from : Goodfellas
2-18 I'm Sorry from : Casino
2-19 The Locomotion from : Inland Empire
2-20 Rockin' Robin from : You've Got Mail
2-21 When Will I Be Loved from : Cocktail
2-22 Peggy Sue from : The Buddy Holly Story
2-23 Teddy Bear from : Loving You
2-24 Rock Around The Clock from : Blackboard Jungle
2-25 Rumble from : Pulp Fiction
3-1 Love Is Strange from : Dirty Dancing
3-2 I Got A Woman from : Ray
3-3 I Walk The Line from : Walk The Line
3-4 The Hippy Hippy Shake from : Cocktail
3-5 All Shook Up from : Honeymoon In Las Vegas
3-6 Green Onions from : Quadrophenia
3-7 Blue Suede Shoes from : Porky's
3-8 Get A Job from : Stand By Me
3-9 Will You Love Me Tomorrow? from : True Romance
3-10 Runaway from : Good Will Hunting
3-11 Great Balls Of Fire from : Top Gun
3-12 Blueberry Hill from : Twelve Monkeys
3-13 I Wonder Why from : Peggy Sue Got Married
3-14 Ain't That A Shame from : L.A. Story
3-15 Maybellene from : Cadillac Records
3-16 Love Letters from : Blue Velvet
3-17 Ain't Got No Home from : The Lost Boys
3-18 Summertime Blues from : Caddyshack
3-19 It's Only Make Believe from : Catch Me If You Can
3-20 Searchin' from : October Sky
3-21 Chain Gang from : She's Having A Baby
3-22 It's So Easy from : Brokeback Mountain
3-23 Down In Mexico from The Hangover Part 111
3-24 The Great Pretender from : American Graffiti
3-25 Last Night from : Blues Brothers 2000

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