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Rockabilly Dating
Following a Trend
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Rockabilly is a musical style that
began in the mid-1950�s with the Memphis recordings of Elvis Presley,
Scotty Moore, and Billy Black. Though
conceived by accident, the style created an entire sub-culture that has
influenced a nation. Today,
rockabilly is slightly different than the original 50�s style, but
rockabilly dating is still loads of fun.
A rockabilly date might involve a ride in a
1950�s style car, like an Edsel or a classic Caddy, or even a trip on a
Harley Davidson, both of these being favored transports for a rockabilly
lover. Rockabilly dating may
involve the couple wearing clothing that resembles the 1950�s superstars
like Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Buddy Holly, and Jerry Lee Lewis.
Typical rockabilly style for men includes slacks, creeper shoes,
pastel shirts, and baggy sport jackets with the shirt collar worn over the
coat collar. Women involved
in rockabilly dating should expect their men to wear their hair in
pompadour style with plenty of hair wax holding their hair up in shiny
style.
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Rockabilly dating for women may
involve wearing vintage gingham blouses with capris, the current version
of the original pedal pushers of the 1950�s.
Of course, other options include the straight wool skirt worn in
the 1950�s, or the swing dresses that made rockabilly dating and dancing
easier with the flared skirt. Modern
day wear may include a feminine Daddy-O shirt with creeper shoes modified
for women.
Rockabilly dating will involve a night out on the
town, dancing and enjoying standard rockabilly music.
This music will include a strong beat backed by a country twang and
bluesy soul rhythms. Vocalists
will gulp and stutter their way through classics like Blue Suede Shoes, as
well as more modern anthems like those by The Stray Cats or The Meteors.
Overall, rockabilly dating should be fun and exciting, and those
partaking of the adventure should never be afraid to be themselves.
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