Jay Chance recently returned to the Rock 'n' Roll scene with his Raucous Records album "Rock 'n' Roll Fever" which was recorded on similar equipment to what he would have used had the album been recorded back in the days of his residency at Soho's infamous 21s Coffee Bar. However, prior to this record, Jay had already layed down an album of material in a state-of-the-art studio, bringing in top musicians including guitarist Colin Pryce-Jones, well-known to Rock 'n' Roll fans as a member of The Rapiers. Although not entirely suitable for release on the Raucous label, the result is far too good to remain unissued, and so marks the first release on Jay's own Chance-It label. The songs are mostly familiar 50s Rockers (Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Buddy Holly etc), and there is also a little Country and an original in the title track. "50s 60s Man" is an entertaining release with wider appeal than "Rock 'n' Roll Fever". Jay's fine vocal deliveries display a love and enthusiasm for these classic songs that make them his own. Tracklisting: 01. LOVIN' UP A STORM 02. I'M LEFT YOU'RE RIGHT SHE'S GONE 03. BEHIND CLOSED DOORS 04. BLUES ABOUT YOU BABY 05. HALLELUJAH I LOVE HER SO 06. WAYWARD WIND 07. EVERYBODY'S TRYIN' TO BE MY BABY 08. I'LL BE GONE 09. I'M LOOKIN' FOR SOMEONE TO LOVE 10. IN LOVING MEMORIES 11. GOT YOU ON MY MIND 12. MATCHBOX 13. I'LL MAKE IT ALL UP TO YOU 14. THAT'S ALL RIGHT 15. 50'S 60'S MAN