“Open The Door,” by The Cochran Brothers, 1956. Hank Cochran and Eddie Cochran actully weren’t brothers.
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“Nervous Breakdown,” written and recorded by Eddie Cochran, released posthumously in 1960.
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“Somethin’ Else,” written by Eddie Cochran, Sharon Sheeley and Bob Cochran, recorded by Eddie Cochran, 1959.
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“Summertime Blues,” written by Eddie Cochran and Jerry Capehart, recorded in 1958. Eddie Cochran (vocals, guitars, hand claps), Connie ‘Guybo’ Smith (electric bass), and Earl Palmer (drums). Rumor has it that Mr. Cochran’s fiancée Sharon Sheeley added some of the clapping.
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