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Bozo Ratliff was a rockabilly singer from 1950s. Bozo Ratliff recorded for Space Records [1], which was distributed out of St. Louis, Missouri. His single for Space Records, "Rock Along Time"/"Let Me In" (Space No. 100), was released in 1957. The writer for both of these songs was John Roller.

Discography

Single

• "Rock Along Time"/"Let Me In" (Space No. 100) (1957)

Various artists compilations

• Live It Up (Buffalo Bop CD 55155)
• Ultra Rare Rockabilly's, Vol. 6 (Chief CD 1156506)
• Ultra Rare Rockabilly's, Vol. 9 (Chief CD 1156509)
• Grab This And Dance, Vol. 20 (Club LP 020)
• Pure Rockabilly, Vol. 5 (Club PR LP 005)
• Rock-A-Billy Boppin' (White Label LP 8842)

See also

Garage Rock

External links

• Rockin' Country Style^{[ permanent dead link]}
• Rare Rockabilly
• Interviews of Bozo Ratliff

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