Tracklist: 1. Gary Link & The Rock-A-Fellas - Rhythm Rock 02:42 2. Buddy Starr & The Starliners - Hold It 01:36 3. The Saints - Call My Name 02:19 4. Jamie Coe - Summertime 02:18 5. Bo Toliver & His Timers - Begging 02:37 6. Dossie „Thunderbird“ Terry - Fool Mule 02:10 7. The Vocaleers - The Cootie Snap 02:40 8. Celestine - Shake, Baby, Shake 02:00 9. Young Jessie - Shuffle In The Gravel 02:23 10. Creel Sisters - Stop The Clock Rock 02:08 11. The Phaetons - Fling 02:07 12. Burt Keyes With Teddy McRae & His Orchestra - Stop Jivin' Start Drivin' 02:35 13. The Dawnbeats - Midnight Express 02:01 14. The Stereos - Hot Rod 02:34 15. The Ramblers - Devil Train 01:49 16. The Storms - Tarantula 02:08 17. The Ramblers - Rambling 02:15 18. The Renegades - Charge 01:59 19. Nightmares Jimmie Maddin Orchestra - (Oooh I'm Scared) Of The Horrors Of The Black Museum 01:54 20. Don Johnston - The Whipmaster 02:16 21. Jivin' Gene And The Jokers - Up... Up... And Away 02:35 22. Freddy Montell - (Ooey Gooey) Green Cheese 02:15 23. Terry Corin And Her Boyfriends - Sick! Sick! Sick! 02:17 24. Mr. Undertaker - Here Lies My Love 02:31
about: Brought up on the radio shows of the legendary rock 'n' roll DJs, the moondogging Alan Freed, Mad Daddy and, later, the ghostly Ghoulardi, it was hardly surprising that The Cramps' Lux Interior and Poison Ivy began trawling the thrift stores for juvenile delinquent tunes, lip curling bad boy rock 'n' roll, strange exotica, bizarre novelty 45s, dysfunctional doo wop, psychedelic weirdness and instrumentals made by madmen. In America in the 1950s and 1960s there seemed to be small town versions of such vinyl madness everywhere that, by the 1970s were remaindered and to the majority of people unwanted. To the fledgling Cramps this was nothing short of heaven.
The duo filled their house with novelty memorabilia, schlock horror furniture and a record collection to die for. Lux eventually gravitated to his own Purple Knif Radio show and the Cramps delivered their versions of some of the stuff they'd found. The duo name-checked many a 45 along the way and seeking them out and sampling their eccentricities is nothing short of mind blowing.
This 24-track collection positively effervesces with eccentricity. Again the vinyl only double-10“ is divided into 4 themes: „The Rock`n´Rollers“, „New Dance Trend“, „Instrumentals“ and „The Mad Daddies“.
Every track pirouettes dangerously and at times hap hazardly around the expected. These are songs for strange times by what can definitely be considered strange people. Gems and nuggets that sparkle even more bright in today's manufactured music maelstrom. The population of Badsville welcomes you aboard.
Tracklist:
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Gary Link & The Rock-A-Fellas - Rhythm Rock 02:42
2.
Buddy Starr & The Starliners - Hold It 01:36
3.
The Saints - Call My Name 02:19
4.
Jamie Coe - Summertime 02:18
5.
Bo Toliver & His Timers - Begging 02:37
6.
Dossie „Thunderbird“ Terry - Fool Mule 02:10
7.
The Vocaleers - The Cootie Snap 02:40
8.
Celestine - Shake, Baby, Shake 02:00
9.
Young Jessie - Shuffle In The Gravel 02:23
10.
Creel Sisters - Stop The Clock Rock 02:08
11.
The Phaetons - Fling 02:07
12.
Burt Keyes With Teddy McRae & His Orchestra - Stop Jivin' Start Drivin' 02:35
13.
The Dawnbeats - Midnight Express 02:01
14.
The Stereos - Hot Rod 02:34
15.
The Ramblers - Devil Train 01:49
16.
The Storms - Tarantula 02:08
17.
The Ramblers - Rambling 02:15
18.
The Renegades - Charge 01:59
19.
Nightmares Jimmie Maddin Orchestra - (Oooh I'm Scared) Of The Horrors Of The Black Museum 01:54
20.
Don Johnston - The Whipmaster 02:16
21.
Jivin' Gene And The Jokers - Up... Up... And Away 02:35
22.
Freddy Montell - (Ooey Gooey) Green Cheese 02:15
23.
Terry Corin And Her Boyfriends - Sick! Sick! Sick! 02:17
24.
Mr. Undertaker - Here Lies My Love 02:31
about:
Brought up on the radio shows of the legendary rock 'n' roll DJs, the moondogging Alan Freed, Mad Daddy and, later, the ghostly Ghoulardi, it was hardly surprising that The Cramps' Lux Interior and Poison Ivy began trawling the thrift stores for juvenile delinquent tunes, lip curling bad boy rock 'n' roll, strange exotica, bizarre novelty 45s, dysfunctional doo wop, psychedelic weirdness and instrumentals made by madmen. In America in the 1950s and 1960s there seemed to be small town versions of such vinyl madness everywhere that, by the 1970s were remaindered and to the majority of people unwanted. To the fledgling Cramps this was nothing short of heaven.
The duo filled their house with novelty memorabilia, schlock horror furniture and a record collection to die for. Lux eventually gravitated to his own Purple Knif Radio show and the Cramps delivered their versions of some of the stuff they'd found. The duo name-checked many a 45 along the way and seeking them out and sampling their eccentricities is nothing short of mind blowing.
This 24-track collection positively effervesces with eccentricity. Again the vinyl only double-10“ is divided into 4 themes: „The Rock`n´Rollers“, „New Dance Trend“, „Instrumentals“ and „The Mad Daddies“.
Every track pirouettes dangerously and at times hap hazardly around the expected. These are songs for strange times by what can definitely be considered strange people. Gems and nuggets that sparkle even more bright in today's manufactured music maelstrom.
The population of Badsville welcomes you aboard.
released June 23, 2021