NEWSLETTER #135
Vintage Rock 'n' Roll & Rockabilly
Davie Allan & The Arrows ->
Link Wray & The Ray
Men
| DAVIE ALLAN &
THE ARROWS |
Sundazed 11138 |
Devil's Rumble: Anthology '64-'68 |
● CD $26.98 |
2 discs, 40 tracks, essential
Fuzz guitar legend Allen had
2 things going for him - tremendous talent & the fact that his close
friend/keyboard player was Mike Curb. When Mike got into the record
business he used his buddy as much as possible - on his own Sidewalk label
& on numerous soundtracks issued on Capitol Records' Tower subsidiary.
This is the first ever anthology of Allan's original recordings, which
consisted of 4 LPs, appearances on 20 soundtracks (as the Arrows & as The
Sidewalk Sounds) as well as non-LP singles. Allan was known for having
different versions of the same songs with different titles & different
overdubs - some of the wilder versions were singles only! Includes his
best known tune - Blue's Theme from "The Wild Angels", soundtrack
tunes like Theme From The Wild Angels/ The Born Loser's Theme &
Hellcats, and wild LP tracks such as the unbelievable Cycle-Delic
plus Apache' '65/ Action On The Street/ Mind Transferal. Detailed
liner notes including statements from Curb, Allan & past members of the
Arrows. (GM)
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| ARS NOVA |
Sundazed 6207 |
Ars Nova |
● CD $11.98 |
10 tracks, 34 min, recommended
Reissue of Elektra 74020
from 1968. A fave of mine from my youth, first time on CD. Baroque rock
band led by singer Jon Pierson whose main instrument was bass trombone!
Your basic guitar/bass/keys/drum band with the addition of a bass trombone
& trumpet horn section. Includes the (at the time) FM hit Pavan For My
Lady (Fall Winter Summer & Spring), but it's best known track is the
original version of Fields Of People which was later covered by The
Move on “Shazam”. No bonus tracks, but new liner notes with a look band at
the band & its history by Pierson & keyboardist/ guitarist/ singer Wyatt
Day. (GM)
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| FRANKIE BRENT |
Hydra 27122 |
Put On Your Rockin' Shoes |
● CD $21.98 |
29 tracks featuring singer, guitarist and bass player from
Philadelphia who got his start working with Freddie Bell and The Bellboys
and this set includes sides recorded with the the Bellboys as well as solo
performances with various groups recorded in the 50s, 60s and 70s
including two tracks recorded in England 1957 with some fine lead guitar
by Bert Weedon. Includes 20 page booklet with notes, photos & discography.
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JAY
CHEVALIER & THE LOUISIANA LONGSHOTS |
Hydra 27123 |
Rocking Country Sides |
● CD $21.98 |
Interesting singer from Louisiana who
performs rockabilly and country - mostly the latter. Jay has an excellent
voice and does some interesting topical songs including the opening
Castro Rock which is the best rocker here. He also does Kruschev
And The Devil and some country songs about Louisiana legends like Earl
K. Long, Marc Elishe and Billy Cannon. Quite a few songs revolve around
his home state including Come Back To Louisiana/ Louisiana Living/
South To Louisiana as well as Cajun favorite Jolie Blonde and,
of course, Jambalaya. Recordings range from the 50s to the 80s and
disc comes with extensively illustrated 36 page booklet with notes and
discographical information.
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| JAN DAVIS |
Sundazed 11136 |
Boss Guitar |
● CD $15.98 |
20 tracks,43 min, highly recommended
If like me, you said
"Jan who??" you might know him for his hit Hot Sauce (not here) or
the original version of Fugitive (this set's opener) that was a
huge hit for The Ventures. You may also know of him as being B Bumble of
the legendary B Bumble & The Stingers, & you've heard his voice screaming
the intro of Dick Dale's Miserlou. What's here is 20 rare singles
('63-'66) from a multitude of labels, none of them hits, but all pretty
"boss"! You can tell what's going on by the titles - Scramble/ The Time
Funnel/ Watusi Zombie/ Boss Machine/ Man From Nowhere, & of course
Snow Surfin' Matador, From labels big (RCA, A&M, Columbia) & small
(White Whale, Holiday, Aljo). With full discographical info including an
interview with Davis & a couple of previously unreleased sides. (GM)
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| AUTRY INMAN |
Encore 2301 |
Be Bop Baby |
● CD $21.98 |
24 track collection of sides covering the period 1948 to
1964 - mostly country plus some rockabilly - Be Bop Baby/ Dreamboat/
Pucker Up/ The Volunteer/ Just Smile As You Go By/ You Gotta Leave Those
Guys Alone/ Tell Me Now/ Under The Moon, etc.
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| SLEEPY LABEEF |
Charly SNAP 220 |
A Rockin' Decade |
● CD $13.98 |
26 tracks, 67 mins, recommended
Previously available as
Charly 8303 this album has been repackaged in a handsome digipack with
pull out booklet. While Sleepy's deep ultra macho sounding vocals are not
to everyone's taste there's no question that he knows how to rock and has
been doing so for more than 40 years and shows no sign of slowing down.
This collection features recordings made between 1970 and 1979 for Shelby
Singleton's revived Sun label. As is usual for Sleepy his material is
mostly covers of rock 'n' roll classics (Too Much Monkey Business/ Roll
Over Beethoven/ Baby, Let's Play House/ Mystery Train/ Red Hot, etc)
along with some country (Blackland Farmer/ Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor)
and blues (Boom Boom Boom/ Stormy MOnday Blues/ Big Boss Man). The
sides are from nine different sessions with varying personnel who all do a
solid job backing Sleepy's distinctive vocals. (FS)
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| BRENDA LEE |
Ace CDCHD 1027 |
Grandma What Great Songs You Sang/ Miss
Dynamite |
● CD $16.98 |
First in a new series of five CDs to reissue Brenda's
first ten LPs paired in tandem. This features her first two albums -
"Grandma" features Brenda doing her unique interpretations pop standards
like Some Of These Days/ Baby Face/ Just Beacause/ Rock-A-Bye Your Baby
With A Dixie Melody/ Side By Side and others. "Miss Dynamite" is the
U.K. title of her second LP (just called "Brenda Lee" in the USA) and
includes Dynamite/ Jambalaya/ Be My Love Again/ Sweet Nothin's/ Heading
Home, etc.
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| CARL MANN |
Charly SNAP 219 |
Rockin' Mann |
● CD $13.98 |
Previously available as Charly 8219 this issue has been
repackaged in a handsome digipack with a pull out booklet. 28 Phillips
International cuts from the late 50s and early 60s by this fine singer -
mostly rocked up versions of pop and country standards and covers of rock
'n' roll hits. Fine singing by Carl and guitar from Eddie Bush on songs
like Mona Lisa/ Ain't Got A Home/ Long Veil/ Rockin' Love/ Mountain
Dew/ It Really Doesn't Matter Now/ Look At That Moon, etc. Curiously
instead of the hit version of Mona Lisa they use an alternate take.
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| NERVOUS NORVUS |
Norton CED 303 |
Stone Age Woo - The Zorch Sounds Of
Nervous Norvus |
● CD $14.98 |
33 tracks, 76 min, essential!
Back in the vinyl days, Big
Beat put out a 12" EP with the six Dot Records Norvus tracks, including
his crazy drunk driving song Transfusion ("Pour the crimson in me,
Jimson"), the almost as bizarre Ape Call & Wild Dogs Of Kentucky,
& we couldn't keep it in stock! This MORE than exhausts the recordings of
Norvus AKA demo singer Singing Jimmy Drake, comprised of singles from tiny
labels, acetates, alternate takes and even tapes of demos. So to add to
the "original 6", we get the un-issued follow-up Noon Balloon To
Rangoon/ The Lean Green Vegetable Fiend (From 'Tother Side Of The Moon)/
Elvis You're A GI Now/ Kibble Kobble (The Flying Saucer Song) & of
course Does A Chinese Chicken Have A Pig Tail. Exhaustive notes by
song-poem guru/Spetropop buddy Phil Milstein. (GM)
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| KENNY PARCHMAN |
Hydra 27125 |
I Feel Like Rockin' |
● CD $21.98 |
28 tracks from fine Tennessee rocker Kenny Parchman who
recorded quite a few titles for Sun without having any issued though two
of his best I Feel Like Rockin' and Love Crazy Baby were
originally planned to be issued as Sun 252. This set includes at least one
take of all his Sun recordings including Treat Me Right/ Get It Off You
Mind/ Don't You KNow/ You Call Everybody Darling, etc. along with his
obscure singles recorded for Jaxon, Lu and Spectrum. There are also four
songs from an unknown date featuring Kenny overdubbing all the
instrumentation and eight tracks from a live club date in 1975 at the
Pineridge Club in Jackson, Tennessee featuring Kenny with a
small group doing
songs like One Night/ Johnny B. Goode/ Brown Eyed Handsome Man/ Shake
Rattle & Roll and others. Includes 16 page booklet with notes,
pictures and discography.
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| ELVIS PRESLEY |
RCA DVD 60924 |
'68 Comeback Special - Deluxe Edition |
● CD $49.98 |
DVD The ultimate tribute to Elvis's 1968 famous "Comeback
Special" broadcast on NBC in December of that year where after years of
dumb movies and lounge act performances he proved that he could still rock
with the best of them. This triple DVD set includes, for the first time on
DVD, the original television special as it was aired on December 3, 1968
plus both black-leather sit-down shows in their entirety featuring jam
sessions with his former band mates Scotty Moore, D.J. Fontana and others
plus both black-leather stand-up shows in their entirety featuring Elvis
performing solo on stage. There are all kinds of other extras - outtakes,
false starts, alternate stagings of the skits and much more. All told
there are seven hours of video, over half which has never been seen
before. Includes a deluxe booklet with historical text and never before
seen photos and other memorabilia plus an essay by Greil Marcus.
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| ELVIS PRESLEY |
RCA 61205 |
Elvis At Sun |
● CD $18.98 |
19 tracks, 48 mins, essential
Every rock 'n' roll fan has
at least one album featuring Elvis's seminal recordings for Sam Phillips
(you do don't you?) but even if you have every previous reissue you'll
want this CD as the sound here is a quantum leap over all previous
reissues. Newly remastered using state of the art Sony equipment the sound
has a clarity and presence that will make you think that you're in the
studio with Elvis, Scotty and Bill in 1954 and 1955 as they created such
legendary performances as That's All Right/ Blue Moon Of Kentucky/
Milkcow Blues Boogie/ Trying To get To You and my two all time
favorites Baby, Let's Play House and Mystery Train - I must
have worn out my old HMV 78 of the latter when I first bought it as I
played it so many times. That opening guitar riff from Scotty still sends
a chill down my spine after nearly 50 years. The set includes the master
take of all the Sun singles plus at least one take of Sun tracks later
issued by RCA but doesn't include the demo recordings. Some of the
original Sun master tapes are lost and so some tracks had to be remastered
from later generation RCA masters or 78s but regardless of the source the
sound is better than ever. The CD includes a 16 page booklet with a
touching introduction from Sam Phillips's son Knox, a detailed discussion
of the sessions by Elvis discographer Ernst Mikael Jorgensen and rare
photos. For those of you interested in the technical details of the
improved sound on this reissue should check out
www.elvisrecordings.com/r_elvisatsun.htm
which has a fascinating detailed technical analysis of this reissue. (FS)
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| JOHNNIE RAY |
Proper Intro 2063 |
Cry |
● CD $9.98 |
29 early sides (1951-52) by this fine and distinctive
artist including his early hits Little White Cloud That Cried/ Cry
(which also topped the R&B charts)/ Please Mr Sun/ All Me/ Walkin' My
Baby Back Home and more.
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| DEL SHANNON |
Bear Famly BCD 15925 |
Home And Away - The Complete Recordings,
1960-1970 |
● CD $199.98 |
Eight CD box set with hard cover book featuring all the
recordings made by Del between 1960 and 1970 for Bigtop, Ber-Lee, Amy,
Liberty & ABC-Dunhill it includes all his most well known hits like
Runaway/ Hats Off To Larry/ Little Town Flirt/ Two Kinds Of Teardrops/
Handy Man/ Do You Wanna Dance and the first U.S. cover of a Beatles
song From Me To You. Also includes non-hits, album tracks, unissued
studio recordings and two CDs of rare demos.
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| BILLY JOE SHAVER |
Compadre 59502 |
Billy And The Kid |
● CD $16.98 |
When Billy Joe Shaver's talented son died of a drug overdose
on New Years Eve of 2000 he left behind an uncompleted album - some with
vocals and some not. Billy Joe and producer Tony Colton have worked with
this unfinished material overdubbing Billy Joe's vocals on the
instrumental tracks and adding vocal and instrumental overdubs to those
with vocals. Although Billy Joe is generally thought of as a country
artist this album is primarily a rock album.
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| KIP TYLER |
Hydra 27121 |
Ooh Yeah Baby ... !! |
● CD $21.98 |
27 tracks by bland West Coast rock 'n roll singer recorded
for a variety of labels between 1957 and 1964. Includes some interesting
sidemen like Steve Douglas, Sandy Nelson, Larry Knechtel, Jim Horn and
others. Includes a couple of unissued alternate takes. Includes 16 page
illustrated booklet with notes and discographical information.
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Ace CDCHD 1005 |
Boy Trouble - Garpax Girls |
● CD $16.98 |
26 track collection of girl group sounds recorded for
entrepreneur Gary Paxton between 1963 and 1967 and newly remastered from
the original master tapes. Includes The Rev-LOns, Beverly Williams, Diana
Dawn, Mary Saenz, Jan Paxton (Gary's wife) and others.
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Ace CDCHD 1018 |
Gene Vincent Cut Our Songs |
● CD $16.98 |
30 tracks, 66 mins, highly recommended
Fine collection of
mostly unissued primitive Texas rockabilly and honky tonk from the vaults
of Texas bandleader, songwriter and entrepreneur Jack Rhodes. The reason
for the album name is that several of the songs that Rhodes and his
cohorts wrote were pitched to and recorded by Gene Vincent and this set
features the original recordings or demos of Woman Love/ Red Blue Jeans
And A Pony Tail/ Bi-BickeyBi, Bo-Bo-Boo and a wonderful version of
Git It, one of my favorite Vincent songs, performed by an unknown
black vocal group. Quite a few of the other songs are in the Vincent style
and so were probably pitched to him but rejected. Among the artists
featured here are Elroy Dietzel & The Rhythm Bandits, Derrell Felts, Jimmy
Johnson, Johnny Dollar, Johnny Fallin and others. Many of the tracks here
are demos recorded in Rhodes' home studio and some are pretty rough but
there's a lot of worthwhile stuff here. Usual impeccable Ace sound and set
includes 20 page illustrated booklet with extensive notes by Rob Finnis.
(FS)
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Ace CDCHD 1032 |
Where The Girls Are, Vol. 6 |
● CD $16.98 |
26 girl group rarities from the 60s - many being reissued
on CD for the first time including the incredibly rare tracks by The
Popsicles, a previously unissued cut by Little Eva plus tracks by The
Darlettes, Barbara Mills, The Sweethearts, Goodees, Ladybirds and others.
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Collector 4484 |
Western Australian Snake Pit Rock 'n' Roll |
● CD $17.98 |
Collector's head honcho Cees Klop gives us another
fascinating off the wall collection - this one featuring the rock 'n' roll
scene in isolated Western Australia, and in particular, the city of Perth.
These recordings were made in the the late 50s and early 60s and most have
never been issued before! There were some pretty good rockers active there
though the bulk of their repertoire appears to be covers of American hits
though the Red Rockets are a bit of a surprise covering the jazz/ R&B
number Hit That Jive Jack. Artists include Peter Anderson, Clem
Croft, Bill Blaine & The Dynamics, Pam Bradley & Adrian Usher, The
Rhythmaires, The Les Dixon Group and others. There are 30 tracks plus two
brief artist interviews from 1957. Includes 32 page booklet with extensive
notes, artist photos, etc.
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Collector 4485 |
Rock & Roll With Piano, Vol. 8 |
● CD $17.98 |
30 tracks, highly recommended A particularly nice entry in
this series of piano oriented rock 'n' roll from the 50s including many
cuts making their first appearance on CD. Among the pounders here are
Charles Conley & The Ramblers (a great version of the classic You Are
My Sunshine), The Viva Tones, S.Saxon & The Seeds, Gary Middleton &
The Excellos, Gail Collins & Mickey Gilley (a fine cover of Warren Smith's
Miss Froggy), Kenneth Thompson & The Happy Jacks, The Daytrippers
(a great cover of Muddy Waters' Hoochie Coochie Man), Don Pittman
(a Jerry Lee flavored instrumental version of Jambalaya), Red McCoy
With The Sons Of The Soil (two tracks including the very bizarre Rock &
Roll Atom {"you be my electron every day/ I'll be your proton, what do
you say?"}), Charley Wallis, Vern Clark, Larry Wheeler, Tom Willett, Al
Katraz & The Breakouts (the goofy Charlie & The Bank Job) and
others. Sound quality is fine and eight page booklet includes artist
photos and label shots. (FS)
THE BREAK-OUTS: The Chase (inst.)/ VERN CLARK: Bull Moose/ Too Young/ GAIL
COLLINS & MICKEY GILLY: Miss Froggy/ PETER COLOMBO: Mighty John Glenn/
CHARLES CONLY & THE RAMBLERS: You Are My Sunshine/ THE DAYTRIPPERS:
Hoochie Coochie Man/ SONNY FREEZE: Cotton Pickin Heartache/ J.C. GILBERT &
THE RHYTHM SHAKERS: Bring Back Your Love/ MACKEY HARGETT: So Glad You Re
Mine/ ROLF HARRIS: Dislocation Twist/ DANNY HOLIDAY: Little Queenie/
BRISTOW HOOPER: Hate That Bear/ AL KATRAZ & THE BREAK-OUTS: Charlie And
The Bank Job/ RED MCCOY WITH THE SONS OF THE SOIL: I Canty A Torch/ Rock &
Roll Atom/ GARY MIDDELETON & THE EXCELLOS: Don't Be Shy/ CHARLEY O'BANNON:
Turnpike (inst.)/ DINO PALERMO & SIR JOHN & THE ROCKIN FOUR: Baby Let's
Play House/ DON PITTMAN: Jambalaya (inst.)/ ROCKIN SID: Hush Your Mouth/
S. SAXON & THE SEEDS: Daisy Mae/ JERRY SMITH: Smokey Corners (inst.)/
BOBBY SMITH & SONNY FREEZE: Cool Cool Baby/ KENNETH THOMPSON & THE HAPPY
JACKS: The Satellite Blues/ THE VIVA TONES: Viva Tones Are Rockin/ CHARLEY
WALLIS: You're My Baby/ LARRY WHEELER: Cry Woman Cry/ TOM WILLETT: Come On
Home/ MARVIN LEFTY WRIGHT & HIS RHYTHM KINGS: One O Clock Boogie (inst.)
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Collector 7762 |
Original Early Canadian Rockers, Vol. 11 &
12 |
● CD $17.98 |
Two CD set featuring 50 rock 'n' roll instrumentals from
the late 50s and early 60s - Johnny Guitar, The Four Pladds, The Melody
Makers, Les Jaguars, The Echo Men, Continentals, Trimble Tones, Alain
Giraldeau, The Tree Tops, Les Megatones, Johnny James & His Invictas, The
Hachey Brothers, The Jaguar Men and more. Includes 20 page booklet with
notes, photos and label shots.
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Lucky Gal 03 |
Solid Stroll, Vol. 3 |
● CD $17.98 |
Third collection of mid-tempo rock 'n' roll and R&B from
the 50s and early 60s includes some familiar sides along with a lot of
unfamiliar material. Includes tracks by J.J. Jackson, Bobby Wall, Freddy
Cannon (the classic Tallahasee Lassie), Ronnie Hawkins, Bob Luman,
Simon Scott (the fine Move It Baby with hot guitar), The Lancers
(the excellent Oh Little Girl with foot stomping and a hot sax
solo), Honey Welch, Eddie Bo, Gary Hodge, The Whirlers, Jay Stutes, Buddy
Knox, The Robbins and more - 27 tracks in all.
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Norton CED 304 |
The Fort Worth Teen Scene (1964-1967),
Volume 1 |
● CD $14.98 |
24 tracks, 56 min, highly recommended
The fine folks at
Norton present these three volumes of mid-60s obscurities from Ft Worth
courtesy of experts David Campbell & Larry Harrison. Besides wonderfully
wild music, including the never before issued ORIGINAL version of Night
Of The Sadist by Larry & The Blue Notes (the version released had
overdubs), there's the entire story of the scene from interviews, band
member remembrances, & lots of very rare pics including stage shots, pic
sleeves, promo shots, even busines cards, as well as color pics of all the
original 45s! Faves here include The Chocolate Moose (doing The
Chocolate Moose Theme!), The Elite (check out their incredible One
Potato/Two Potato where they try & top the weirdness of Surfin'
Bird), The Barons (great color pic of them in the booklet), & of
course The Blue Notes. (GM)
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Norton CED 305 |
The Fort Worth Teen Scene (1964-1967),
Volume 2 |
● CD $14.98 |
24 tracks - 58 min - highly recommended
The 2nd volume's
liner notes goes into detail on the stories of The Nomads, The Jades, The
Barons (w/Johnny Nitzinger, late of Bloodrock/Nitzinger fame), & The Mods,
with interviews, pics & plenty of ephemera. The music is more wild garage
band stuff, with bands wearing their influences - Yardbirds & Stones
especially-on their sleeves, including The Jades - I'm Alright, The
Mods - Evil Hearted You (previously unissued), & The Cynics -
Mister You're A Better Man Than I. Also heard is the original release
of Larry & The Blue Notes' Night Of The Phantom, Jack & The Rippers
doing Jack The Ripper & The Elite - My Confusion. (GM)
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Norton CED 306 |
The Fort Worth Teen Scene (1964-1967),
Volume 3 |
● CD $14.98 |
25 tracks, 62 min, highly recommended
The last of 3
continues with, in the liner notes, the stories of such bands as The Loose
Ends with T-Bone Burnett, The Tracers/ Trycerz (originally from S.
Dakota), the various groups of wildman Rudy Wyatt - The Toots, The Wyld,
The Snowmen, & The Visions, who would last long enough to record for
Warner Bros, be on TV (Run Buddy Run) & change their name to one of
the most ridiculous ever to have a hit - The Rock & Roll Double Bubble
Trading Card Co. Of Philadelphia 1914(!). The music here has a bit more
pre-British Invasion tunes, with covers of Wipe Out (The Chocolate
Moose doing it entitled Half Peeled Banana) & Little Latin Lupe
Lu (by The Hi-Lites), along with a lot more minor key original
ballads. But there's still LOTS of wild stuff, my fave being The Baron's
great Dylan/ Mouse & The Traps take-off called Don't Burn It/ Night
Patrol-Trippin', & frenzied never before released take on Mister
You're A Better Man Than I by The Jinx. (GM)
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| LINK WRAY & THE
RAY MEN |
Roller Coaster 3032 |
"They're Outta Here" Says Archie |
● CD $19.98 |
25 tracks, 62 mins, essential
A bonanza for rock & roll
instrumental fans and Link Wray fans in particular featuring mostly
previously unissued material recorded for Cadence around the same time as
they recorded their classic hit Rumble in 1958. Apparently Link and
the Ray Men's music and appearance were a little too "far out" for
conservative Cadence owner Archie Bleyer who felt they were a bad
influence on youth. So rather than issue the follow up single and LP they
had recorded he sold their contract to Epic where they immediately had a
hit with Rawhide the tune Link planned to issue as the follow up to
Rumble which is featured here in two versions - the one he hoped to
have released as a single and a very different alternate. The planned flip
to Rawhide Pancho Villa
which is also here in two versions. There are other great Link originals
here like the wild Dance Contest, the over the top Drag Race,
the weird and wonderful Missing Link and others. There are also a
few covers including a pounding cover of Duane Eddy's Rebel Rouser,
an instrumental version of Heartbreak Hotel and more including a
few tracks with vocals by Link or brother Vernon which are the least
interesting tracks here. Included in the handsome digipack is a 20 page
booklet with very interesting notes by Rob Finnis. When I first bought
Rumble when it came out on the London label in 1958 it was a sound I
had never heard before and I tried to imagine what the person was like who
was playing the guitar. Well that mystery was solved a long time ago but
that tune never fails to move me and to have more from the same time is
like manna from heaven! (FS)
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