Lee Rocker, born Leon Drucker, is a notable figure in the rockabilly scene, primarily known as the upright bassist of the iconic band Stray Cats. Collectors often seek out his work, especially the 2012 release "Stray Cats: Live at Montreux 1981," which captures the band's electrifying performance in their prime. This concert film not only showcases Rocker's distinctive slap-bass style but also serves as a nostalgic reminder of the band's influence on the music landscape of the early '80s. With a career spanning decades, Rocker's contributions extend beyond the Stray Cats, having collaborated with legends like George Harrison and Willie Nelson. His unique sound and the band's extensive catalog, which includes numerous gold and platinum records, make their films and music highly sought after by collectors. The blend of live performance energy and the rockabilly revival makes Rocker's releases a must-have for any serious physical media enthusiast.