01	Betty Lou's Got a New Pair of Shoes						03:02
	02	Rainin' in My Heart						02:12
	03	Payola Blues						03:10
	04	Wonderin'						02:59
	05	Kinda Fonda Wanda						01:51
	06	Jellyroll Man						02:00
	07	Bright Lights, Big City						02:18
	08	Cry, Cry, Cry						02:39
	09	Mystery Train						02:47
	10	Everybody's Rockin'						01:57

Released August 1983 AMG EXPERT REVIEW: By following the hi-tech Trans after only seven months with a rockabilly album, Neil Young baffled his audience. Just as he had followed the sales peak of Harvest in 1972 with a series of challenging, uncommercial albums, Young had now dissipated the commercial and critical acceptance he had enjoyed with 1979's Rust Never Sleeps with a series of mediocre albums and inexplicable genre exercises. Everybody's Rockin', credited to "Neil and the Shocking Pinks," represented the nadir of this attempted career suicide. Running less than 25 minutes, it found Young covering early rock evergreens like "Betty Lou's Got a New Pair of Shoes" and writing a few songs in the same vein ("Kinda Fonda Wanda"). If he had presented this as a mini-album at a discount price, it would have been easier to enjoy the joke Young seemed to intend. As it was, fans who already had their doubts about Young dropped off the radar screen; Everybody's Rocking was his lowest-charting album since his 1969 solo debut, and he didn't release another album for two years (his longest break ever between records). Everybody's Rockin' has not been released on CD in the U.S., though it has appeared in other countries, including Canada. -- William Ruhlmann