Johnny Carroll and His Hot Rocks were a significant force in the early days of rockabilly music in the mid-1950s. Led by vocalist Johnny Carroll, the band was known for its energetic performances and Carroll's distinct, high-octane voice. Their music, characterized by driving rhythms, twangy guitar licks, and Carroll's powerful vocals, played a crucial role in shaping the rockabilly genre. Their most influential work, "Rock Baby, Rock It," released in 1957, is considered a classic of the genre and showcases the band's unique style.