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Arlie Neaville (a.k.a. Dean Carter) is an American gospel singer and songwriter who has been active in music since the early 1960s. For several years during the 1960s he recorded and performed as Dean Carter, specializing in rockabilly and soul influenced garage rock displayed in songs such as "Rebel Woman" and a version of "Jailhouse Rock", but in the early 1970s he switched to gospel, which has been his style ever since
Neaville was born in Champaign, Illinois, and began playing rockabilly in the late 1950s.He recorded under his real name on the Ping label between in 1961 and on Fraternity Records in 1962–1963. In 1964, he began to record as Dean Carter on the Limelight label, where he released the single, *"Sixteen Tones" b/w "The Lucky One". That year, he and Arlie Miller, a member of his backing band, the Lucky Ones, started a home studio in Danville, Illinois. They also ran the Milky Way label, which released music by Carter and others. There, Carter recorded a string of singles: "Number One Girl" (1965), "The Rockin Bandit" (1965) and "Run Rabbit Run" (1967), as well as the record for which he is best known, "Jailhouse Rock" b/w "Rebel Woman" in 1967. Carter's version of "Jailhouse Rock", featured the odd sounds of walkie talkie beeps, overdriven guitars, augmented with a ukulele, accordion, dobro, and clarinet
Incredible 1960s recordings, the missing link between rockabilly & garage punk. Carter's style is like a tortured Gene Vincent backed by the Seeds, or like Roky Erickson if he sported a quiff. A true punk Elvis. This first time anthology features mostly unissued material & the super-compressed, Joe Meek-like garage production compliments it perfectly. 28 tracks including the singles, 'Jailhouse Rock' & 'Mary Sue', both of which are highly prized by collectors. Ace Records. 2002.

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1. Am I A Dreamer
 2. Mary Sue (Alt)
 3. Jailhouse Rock
 4. Mary Sue
 5. I Got A Girl
 6. Rebel Woman
 7. Call Of The Wild
 8. Sizzlin' Hot
 9. Love's A-Workin'
 10. Don't Try To Change Me
 11. Fever
 12. I'm Leavin'
 13. Dr Feelgood
 14. You Tear Me Up
 15. Run Rabbit Run
 16. Midnight Sun
 17. Sugaree
 18. Black Boots
 19. Love Eyes
 20. Dobro Pickin' Man
 21. The Lucky One
 22. Shadow Of Evil
 23. Boppin' The Bug
 24. Hannah Hannah
 25. Cry Blue
 26. Good Side Of My Mind
 27. Forty Days
 28. School Work
 29. Would You Believe
 30. Sock It To Me Baby

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