ducktail

n.

A hairstyle in which the hair is swept back at the sides to meet in an upturned point in back.

• Artist: Joel Clay
• Rating:
• Release Date: 1986
• Type: Compilation (best of)
• Genre: Rock

Review

Collectors who cherish obscure also-rans worship Clay as a gawky godhead; his psuedo-tough cover of Rudy Grayzell's greasy "Ducktail" (a "Blue Suede Shoes" knockoff) is deemed a sublime rockabilly ruckus. ~ All Music Guide, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Duck Tail	Rudy "Tutti" Grayzell	Joe Clay	(2:28)
Get on the Right Track	Titus Turner	Joe Clay	(2:09)
You Look That Good to Me	Ivory Joe Hunter, Clyde Otis	Joe Clay	(1:35)
Did You Mean Jelly Beans (When You Said Cabbage Head)	Nick Smith	Joe Clay	(1:57)
Cracker Jack	Clyde Otis, Doc Rockingham	Joe Clay	(2:43)
Goodbye, Goodbye	Mel Mallory, Wes Williams	Joe Clay	(2:20)
Sixteen Chicks	Link Davis, Wayne Walker	Joe Clay	(1:59)
Slipping Out and Sneaking In	Wes Williams	Joe Clay	(2:08)
Doggone It	Charles Stokely, Wes Williams	Joe Clay	(2:21)
Get on the Right Track [Alternate Take]	Titus Turner	Joe Clay	(2:10)
You Look That Good to Me [Alternate Take]	Ivory Joe Hunter, Clyde Otis	Joe Clay	(1:38)

Credits

Bobby Donaldson (Drums), Leonard Gaskin (Bass), Mickey Baker (Guitar), Mickey Baker (Leader), Link Davis (Guitar (Rhythm)), Skeeter Best (Guitar), David Booth (Photography), Joe Clay (Vocals), Joe Clay (Main Performer), Joe Clay (?), Herman Diaz, Jr. (Producer), Bob Jones (Mastering), Joseph "Kaiser" Marshall (Drums), Hal Harris (Guitar), Ian Wallis (Liner Notes), Ian Wallis (Photography), Hoffmann Nienburg (Artwork), Richard Weize (Reissue Producer)