- A1: Travelin' Man
- A2: Poor Little Fool
- A3: Hello Mary Lou
- A4: Waitin' In School
- A5: Be-Bop Baby
- A6: I'm Walkin
- A7: Believe What You Say
- A8: I Got A Feeling
- A9: Young World
- A10: Lonesome Town
- B1: It's Late
- B2: Teenage Idol
- B3: It's Up To You
- B4: A Teenager's Romance
- B5: Stood Up
- B6: Never Be Anyone Else But You
- B7: Just A Little Too Much
- B8: A Wonder Like You
- B9: Everlovin
- B10: Sweeter Than You
When Elvis joined the Army in 1958, Ricky Nelson was the young man who, it was predicted, would fill the King’s blue suede shoes. He went on to become a country-rock pioneer, but everybody still remembered his pop hits. Ricky Nelson's teenage celebrity typecast him for life, but these recordings from his heyday reveal a solid musician who matured and grew over time. It’s also fair to say that his later music opened the door for the Eagles, featuring ex-Stone Canyon Band bass player Randy Meisner, to pass through. It was more than a sympathy vote that saw Nelson posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987.



















