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Great sounding radio broadcast of live set from The Cramps “Look Mom No Head” Tour.
Dames Booze Chains & Boots… Dig!!!
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THE CRAMPS – Live At Fryshuset, Stockholm, Sweeden November 8, 1991
Tag Archives: PSYCHOBILLY
The Cramps – Surfadelic Jungle! (Revisited)
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Due to popular demand, here’s Surfadelic kinda “Best of” collection of The Cramps stuff range from “A Date With Elvis” to “Fiends of Dope Island”
This comp. gathers my favorite Cramps tunes from their more glamorous second [‘bass phase’] period from 1986. to 2003. and their final album “Fiends Of Dope Island”. I know you already have everything by The Cramps but hey… This is ‘Surfadelic Jungle’, alright! Let’s Get F*cked Up, Dig!!!
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BLUES PUNK vol. 1-4
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What is punk blues anyway?
Punk blues (or blues punk) is a rock music genre that mixes elements of punk rock and blues. Punk blues musicians and bands usually incorporate elements of related styles, such as protopunk and blues rock. Its origins lie strongly within the garage rock sound of the 1960s and 1970s.
Before the beginning of the punk movement of the late 1970s, several important forerunners such as the MC5, the Stooges, the Who, the Sonics, Captain Beefheart, and the New York Dolls displayed a fascination with American blues.
AllMusic states that punk blues draws on the influence of the “garage rock sound of the mid-’60s, the primal howl of early Captain Beefheart, and especially in the raw and desperate sound of the Gun Club’s landmark Fire of Love LP from 1981.”Also according to Allmusic.com, “…punk blues really came to life in the early ’90s with bands like the seminal Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, the Oblivians, the Gories and the Gibson Brothers”
This Surfadelic comp is dedicated to garage blues punk sounds with many covers of classic blues, R&B and black rock’n’roll tunes played by [mostly] modern garage punk & psychobilly bands. That’s the sweat of the Blues Explosion, alright!
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SURFADELIC ROCKABILLY EXPLOSION !!! vol. 1-8
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This compilation series gathers some of my favorite “modern” r-billy, psychobilly and garage punk bands playin’ sorta of 50’s style rockin’ stuff. Here you got 70’s/80’s early r-billy revivalists as Robert Gordon, Stray Cats, The Cramps and Tav Falco’s Panther Burns as well as some 90’s aces like Girl Trouble, Reverend Horton Heat, Hot Boogie Chillun, The A-Bones, most recent groups Jack Rabbit Slim or Hipbone Slim & The Knee Tremblers and couple of original authentic 50’s rockers as Link Wray, Ronnie Dawson, Charlie Feathers and Johnny Carrol. Enjoy!
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Surfadelic Rockabilly Explosion 1
Surfadelic Rockabilly Explosion 2
Surfadelic Rockabilly Explosion 3
Surfadelic Rockabilly Explosion 4
Surfadelic Rockabilly Explosion 5
Surfadelic Rockabilly Explosion 6
Surfadelic Rockabilly Explosion 7
Surfadelic Rockabilly Explosion 8
SURFADELIC ROCKABILLY EXPLOSION !!! vol. 8
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So that’s it, I’m done. This is final part of Rockabilly Explosion series, there’s no more r-billy in the world left for compiling… well… for now. I think this volume is more r-billy than others or as Mack Stevens said Daddy’s Goin Mad. Tony Mandarin is waitin’ for you, dig!
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SURFADELIC ROCKABILLY EXPLOSION !!! vol. 7
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Believe it or not here are more R-Billy explosions for your greasers pleasure. Charlie Feathers would say “uh huh honey”. Mr. Eliminator says dig!
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SURFADELIC ROCKABILLY EXPLOSION !!! vol. 6
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Due to pupular demand here’s brand new “Rockabilly Explosion” volume. Seems like I found more modern greasers favs alright, dig!
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SURFADELIC ROCKABILLY EXPLOSION !!! vol. 5
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… And yet beyond all expectations, I managed to squeeze another volume of this Surfadelic r-billi series so here we go. Saturday Midnight Bop, Dig!
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SURFADELIC ROCKABILLY EXPLOSION !!! vol. 4
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This is probably the final volume in comp. series of “modern” rockabilly rockers. Here ya got more greaser jukebox favorites Surfadelic style! Oowee Baby, dig!!!
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SURFADELIC ROCKABILLY EXPLOSION !!! vol. 3
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More frantic rockabilly action in this 3rd volume of Surfadelic modern days r-billy favorites. Something’s Wrong With My Radio, alright… Dig !!!
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