Rockabilly

DEVILISH PRESLEY UK shows March/April

14 Feb 2009 20:00 The Coven Luton
21 Mar 2009 20:00 The Twist Colchester
26 Mar 2009 19:30 The Gaff London
27 Mar 2009 20:00 Yardbirds Rock Club Grimsby
28 Mar 2009 20:00 The Appleby Burton On Trent
10 Apr 2009 16:00 Independent Sunderland
11 Apr 2009 21:00 The Maze Nottingham
19 Jun 2009 20:00 Sawyers Kettering
20 Jun 2009 19:00 Beat Nightclub (Misfest) Blackpool

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GRAVEYARD JOHNNYS Tour 2009

5 Feb 2009 20:00 Wunderbar (w/ The Setbacks) Midsomer Norton
7 Feb 2009 20:00 Esquires (w/ Long Tall Texans) Bedford
14 Feb 2009 20:00 TJ’s (w/ Demented Are Go) Newport
15 Feb 2009 20:00 Five Alls (w/ The Aeroplanes) Chepstow
19 Feb 2009 20:00 444 Club (w/ Luna Vegas) Tamworth
20 Feb 2009 20:00 The Old Bell (w/ Speed Kings) Derby
21 Feb 2009 20:00 Fiddler’s (w/ The Polecats) Bristol
28 Feb 2009 20:00 Stones Cross (extended set) Bromwich
7 Mar 2009 20:00 Bedlam Breakout Festival Northampton
24 Mar 2009 20:00 Hafenklang (w/ The Peacocks) Hamburg (DE)
25 Mar 2009 20:00 Wild At Heart (w/ The Peacocks) Berlin (DE)
28 Mar 2009 20:00 Kink Kats Party (w/ Mad Sin) Munich (DE)
29 Mar 2009 20:00 TBC Prague (CZ)
10 Apr 2009 20:00 Thatched House (w/ Guana Batz) Stockport
16 Apr 2009 20:00 The Globe (w/ Goldblade) Cardiff
17 Apr 2009 20:00 The Rolleston Swindon
18 Apr 2009 20:00 Ropemakers (w/ support) Dorset
7 May 2009 20:00 Millenium Centre Cardiff
8 May 2009 20:00 Moon and Sixpence Glossup
9 May 2009 20:00 Dicken’s Bar (w/ Riot Squad) Rotherham
10 May 2009 20:00 Tiger Lounge (w/ support) Manchester
15 May 2009 20:00 13th Note (w/ support) Glasgow
16 May 2009 20:00 Bannermans (w/ support) Edinburgh
30 May 2009 20:00 Caldicot Castle (w/ Thunder) Caldicot
13 Jun 2009 20:00 Underworld (w/ Demented Are Go) Camden

6 MARCH 2009 MADRID
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DJ's, PRIZES, CONTESTS AND SURPRISES
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The Koffin Kats USA 2009 Tour
Jan 5 2009 9:00P
Beachland Tavern (ALL AGES) Cleveland, Ohio
Jan 6 2009 8:00P
DC 9(18+) w/ the Goddamn Gallows WASHINGTON, Washington DC
Jan 7 2009 7:00P
The Sterling Hotel(ALL AGES) w/ The Goddamn Gallows Allentown, Pennsylvania
Jan 8 2009 8:00P
The Trocodero Balcony w/ The Goddamn Gallows(18+) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jan 9 2009 8:00P
Asbury Lanes (18+) w/ The Goddamn Gallows Asbury Park, New Jersey
Jan 10 2009 8:00P
Backstage @ Rosies Cantina (21+) w/ The Goddamn Gallows Groton, Connecticut
Jan 11 2009 8:00P
Captins Blackbirds Pub(18+) w/The Goddamn Gallows East Northport, New York
Jan 13 2009 8:00P
Club Hell w/ The Goddamn Gallows Providence, Rhode Island
Jan 14 2009 8:00P
Maximum Capacity w/ Goddamn Gallows & Creepin Cadavers (18+) Chicopee, Massachusetts Jan 16 2009 8:00P
The Lucky Dog w/ The Goddamn Gallows Worcester, Massachusetts
Jan 17 2009 8:00PGeno's w/ The Goddamn Gallows Portland, Maine

The Koffin Kats UK & European Tour
Jan 23 2009 7:00P
Hobgoblin Brighton, South
Jan 24 2009 7:00P
The Retro Bar Manchester, Northwest
Jan 25 2009 6:00P
The Stereo Bar w/ The Real McKenzies Glasgow, Scotland
Jan 26 2009 7:00P
The Fish Tank Durham, Northeast
Jan 27 2009 7:00P
The Fighting Cocks Kingston, Southwest
Jan 30 2009 7:00P
Chemiefabrik Dresden, Sachsen
Jan 31 2009 7:00P
AJZ Talschock Chemnitz, Sachsen
Feb 1 2009 7:00P
TO BE ANNOUNCED Warsaw, Masovia
Feb 2 2009 7:00P
Collesseum Kosice
Feb 3 2009 7:00P
Durer Kert Budapest
Feb 4 2009 7:00P
The Randal Club Bratislava
Feb 6 2009 7:00P
Wild At Heart Berlin, Brandenburg
Feb 7 2009 7:00P
For Sale Club PIACENZA, Reggio Emilia
Feb 8 2009 7:00P
TO BE ANNOUNCED Barcelona, Barcelona
Feb 9 2009 7:00P
TO BE ANNOUNCED Madrid, Madrid
Feb 12 2009 7:00P
The Park Peterborough, East
Feb 13 2009 7:00P
Bullet Bar w/ Vince Ray and the Boneshakers London, London and South East
Feb 14 2009 7:00P
TJ'S W/ Demented Are Go! Newport, Wales

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The Creepshow tourdates 2009:
13.jan.2009 20:00 ALGONQUIN COLLEGE ***FREE SHOW*** Ottawa, Ontario
13.feb.2009 19:00 CLUB SODA w/The Planet Smashers Montreal, Quebec
14.feb.2009 20:00 THE OPERA HOUSE w/The Planet Smashers Toronto, Ontario
19.feb.2009 20:00 Buffalo, NY @ MOHAWK PLACE Buffalo, New York
20.feb.2009 20:00 Cleveland, OH @ THE BEACHLAND BALLROOM Cleveland, Ohio
21.feb.2009 20:00 Detroit, MI @ THE MAGIC STICK w/The Koffin Kats! Detroit, Michigan
22.feb.2009 20:00 Chicago @ SUBTERRANEAN w/The Koffin Kats! Chicago, Illinois
23.feb.2009 20:00 Joplin, MO @ THE KEYSTONE LOUNGE Joplin, Missouri
25.feb.2009 20:00 San Antonio, TX @ ROCK BOTTOM San Antonio, Texas
26.feb.2009 20:00 El Paso, TX @ ZEPPELIN’S El Paso, Texas
27.feb.2009 20:00 Tucson, AZ @ THE SURLEY WENCH Tucson, Arizona
28.feb.2009 20:00 Scottsdale, AZ @ CHASERS w/The Quakes!!! Scottsdale, Arizona
01.mrt.2009 20:00 Hollywood, CA @ THE KNITTING FACTORY Hollywood, California
03.mrt.2009 20:00 Portland, OR @ HAWTHORNE THEATRE Portland, Oregon
04.mrt.2009 20:00 Seattle, WA @ STUDIO 7 Seattle, Washington
05.mrt.2009 20:00 Vancouver, BC @ RED ROOM Vancouver, British Columbia
06.mrt.2009 20:00 Victoria, BC @ SOPRANO’S Victoria, British Columbia
07.mrt.2009 20:00 Nanaimo, BC @ THE PALACE Nanaimo, British Columbia
08.mrt.2009 20:00 Whistler, BC @ GARFINKLES Whistler, British Columbia
09.mrt.2009 20:00 Banff, AB @ WILD BILLS Banff, Alberta
10.mrt.2009 20:00 Calgary, AB @ THE GATEWAY Calgary, Alberta
11.mrt.2009 20:00 Edmonton, AB @ NEW CITY!!!!!!!!! Edmonton, Alberta
12.mrt.2009 20:00 Regina, SK @ DISTRIKT Regina, Saskatchewan
14.mrt.2009 20:00 Thunder Bay, ON @ BLACK PIRATES Thunder Bay, Ontario
14.mei.2009 20:00 Frankfurt, Germany @ BATSCHKAPP w/The Broilers Frankfurt, Hessen
15.mei.2009 20:00 Hamburg, Germany @ FABRIK w/Demented Are Go Hamburg, Hamburg
16.mei.2009 20:00 Koln, Germany @ LIVE MUSIC HALL w/Demented Are Go Koln, Nordrhein-Westfalen
17.mei.2009 20:00 Stuttgart, Germany @ LKA w/Demented Are Go Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg
19.mei.2009 20:00 Wien, Austria @ ARENA w/Demented Are Go Wien, Wien
20.mei.2009 20:00 Munich, Germany @ BACKSTAGE w/Demented Are Go Munich, Bayern
21.mei.2009 20:00 Nurnburg, Germany @ HIRSCH w/Demented Are Go Nurnburg, Bayern
22.mei.2009 20:00 Leipzig, Germany @ WERK II w/Demented Are Go Leipzig, Sachsen
23.mei.2009 20:00 Berlin, Germany @ KESSELHAUS w/Demented Are Go Berlin, Berlin
07.jun.2009 1:00 Long Beach, CA @ INK ’N’ IRON FEST w/Nekromantix, Frenzy, Long Beach, California

Like so many of his contemporaries in rock 'n' roll, the young Gene Vincent served an apprenticeship amidst a poor community in the deep South, integrating his country music roots with the rhythms of R&B. Vincent Eugene Craddock, born February 11, 1935, showed his first real interest in music while his family lived in Munden Point, VA, near the North Carolina line where they ran an old country store. Gene acquired his first guitar at the age of 12 when he was visiting a friend in West Virginia who had a guitar-playing sister. This buddy gave Gene the guitar and told him to keep it, a gesture that baffled Gene, not knowing if the gift was out of fate or just a friend trying to get rid of the sister's practicing sounds. Passers-by would sit on the porch as a teenage Vincent played the blues, gospel and country tunes of the day. His father (Ezekiah Jackson Craddock) and mother (Mary Louise) eventually gave up the store and moved back to Norfolk, VA. Gene dropped out of school to serve in the military. In February of 1952 he joined the US Navy, but would never see any military action. Three years later during a July weekend, while still in the navy, Gene had an accident while riding his brand new Triumph motorcycle. A woman in a Chrysler ran a red light, hit Gene and put him into the naval hospital with a severely smashed left leg. By all accounts Gene's doctors were considering amputation but he begged his mother not to allow the operation. He was released from the navy and was to spend the rest of 1955 in and out of the hospital. His leg remained severely damaged and steel brace was attached. The navy may have lost a sailor, but the world gained a rock 'n' roll legend. In September 1955 Gene was well enough to attend and see Hank Snow's All Star Jamboree in Norfolk, VA, brought into the town by the local country radio station WCMS, the hottest station in town. This show featured country stars: Cowboy Copas, the Louvin Brothers and Jimmy Rogers as well as a young hillbilly cat from Tupelo, Mississippi, Elvis Presley. At that time Gene was 5' 9" tall, weighed 150 pounds (he gained weight in the late 60's), had dark curly hair, brown eyes, enjoyed swimming, was an avid football fan and his favorite food was a cheeseburger.

By early 1956, his leg still in plaster, Gene began hanging around this radio station occasionally singing with the staff band, The Virginians. He regularly appeared on WCMS's Country Showtime program and would perform a song called "Be Bop A Lula."  Here's three versions of how "Be Bop A Lula" came to be. The song was supposedly based on a comic strip heroine called Little Lulu and Gene said he co-wrote it with fellow hospital patient Donald Graves. Then Sheriff Tex Davis, a local DJ, saw some potential in Gene and the weird song he sang and decided cut himself into the writing credits by buying Graves' rights to it for a mere $25. But, another story ignores Donald Graves completely and claims Gene and Sheriff Tex wrote the song together one afternoon while listening to a 78-prm recording of "You Can Bring Pearl with the Turn-Up Nose, But Don't Bring Lulu." A third version has Graves writing the song entirely on his own and selling to Gene for $50. The real story still remains in question. It is a fact, though, that Sherriff Tex Davis did sign a bewildered Gene Vincent to a management deal and later did co-write songs with Gene. Out of the Virginians a new band was created for Gene featuring "Galloping" Cliff Gallup on lead guitar, "Wee" Willie Williams on rhythm guitar, "Jumpin'" Jack Neal on upright string bass and 15 year-old Dickie "Be-Bop" Harrell on drums. Gallup, at the ripe old age of 26, was the group's elder statesman steeped in the traditions of country music and mainstream jazz (influenced strongly by Charlie Christian). Cliff smoothly rocked his Gretsch Black Duo Jet single cutaway guitar, with studio added echo, into a frenzy. His guitar work played a big part in Gene Vincent's early success. Gallup's lead licks on Gene's first recordings have become the "bible" for hundreds of rock 'n roll guitarists ever since. Sheriff Tex had met top Capitol producer, Ken Nelson, at a DJ. convention in Nashville and became aware of Capitol's desire to sign their own rival to Elvis Presley who had now left Sun Records to join RCA. Tex took Gene and his band into WCMS studios on April 9, 1956 where they recorded "Be-Bop-A-Lula", "Race With The Devil" and the country ballad "I Sure Miss You." After sending demos of these songs to Ken Nelson at Capitol it was a long three weeks before Nelson contacted Tex Davis (because Capitol also had over 200 other audition demo tapes to review from would-be rockers) with the message to get Gene Vincent and his band to Nashville for a May 4th recording session at Owen Bradley's studio. Upon being summoned to Nashville, Gene quickly gathered the guys together, only to find themselves fogged in at the Norfolk airport. They were upset about possibility missing the scheduled recording date, so they turned their troubles into song. They hauled out their instruments and had the airport rockin' within minutes. The fog lifted, and when the first available west bound plane arrived, five passengers give up their seats so the boys could make it to Nashville in time for the session.

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Gene Vincent - The Day The World Turned Blue

http://rapidshare.com/files/185539370/kGene_Vincent_-_The_Day_The_World_Turned_Blue.rar

Sam C. Phillips was from Florence, Alabama. He had ambitions to be a lawyer, but had to drop out of high school to support his aunt and widowed mother. He became a disc jockey in 1942 at WLAY in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. After a series of jobs on other radio stations, he ended up on WREC in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1946. He was also promoting events at the Hotel Peabody in Memphis, and by 1950 had enough money to start a company to record local events and do custom recording. The company he formed was called Memphis Recording Service, with a small recording studio at 706 Union Avenue in Memphis. He developed contacts with Saul and Jules Bihari who owned Modern Records in Los Angeles and Sam's first recording was of Phineas Newborn, a jazz pianist, for them in June 1950. A disc jockey on WHBQ named Dewey Phillips (no relation to Sam) came to Sam with the proposal to form a record label to record the many blues singers in and around Memphis. Dewey Phillips would run the label and Sam Phillips would record the music. The name of the record label was "It's The Phillips" The first and only record issued was It's The Phillips 9001/2, "Boogie in the Park"/"Gotta Let You Go" by Joe Hill Louis in August 1950. The record was unsuccessful, and Sam Phillips subsequently negotiated a contract with Modern Records for Joe Hill Louis recordings. Phillips continued working for Modern Records, cutting sessions for B.B. King, Rosco Gordon and Walter Horton. In 1951, he also started an association with the Chess Brothers in Chicago. After recording Howlin' Wolf and Jackie Brenston, he offered to lease the masters to Chess. Modern Records was upset that Phillips had given Chess the first option on Brenston and Wolf recordings and after that used virtually nothing from the Memphis Recording service. Jackie Brenston was a saxophone player in Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm band. Ike Turner had come to the Memphis Recording Service to record an automobile song he and the band had developed called "Rocket 88". Sam Phillips leased the song to Chess records, where it was issued under the name "Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats." It became one of the biggest R&B hits of 1951.  -- continue

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VA SUN LEGENDS COUNTRY COLLECTION vol 01

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The story of the Nekromantix began back in 1989 ; the band was founded by Kim Nekroman, who just had left the Royal Danish Navy after 8 years in the submarines. After two local danish shows, the band appeared on a big festival in Hamburg, Germany, only six month after their first rehearsal session. This resulted in a record deal for the first Nekromantix release Hellbound. By that time the psychobilly scene was mainly dominated by british bands, and world-wide psycho fans welcomed the Nekromantix new and different psychobilly style. The music is best described in terms like "Elvis meets the Wolfman", add punk attitude and spice it up with a universe of monster movies lyrics. Outrageous wildness on stage plus their trademark, the hardcore-slapping coffin shaped upright bass, the guys have proved that it is allowed to have fun. After heavy touring all over Europe the Nekromantix released Curse of the Coffin in 1991. The same titled low budget video was shown several times on MTV's "Alternative Nation". This classic album was to become an influence for new bands for the years to come. The follow-up album Brought back to Life, in 1994, resulted in the only psychobilly band ever being nominated for a Grammy Award, followed by a tour in Japan. It is considered by many as their masterpiece and as a perfect album.

The fourth album, the critically acclaimed Demons are a Girl's Best Friend, was released in 1996 and the Nekromantix appeared in the news on Danish national TV, followed by several European festival appearances and tours. Their fifth real album was the awaited live album, Undead Live, which includes all on stage favorite tunes. As it was said by Kaptain Zorch, "they obviously care about their music, and go to great pains to reproduce their recorded sound live on stage".  The sixth album, name here, was produced and released in the USA, with still the same philosophy than the others. Why the USA ? It is still a great mystery, but some have their own idea about it. A kind of "successful career achievement" parody, or maybe just not to do like the Stray Cats... Unless it was just a good deal for them, who knows ? Even the band doesn't !

Despite the fact that all their albums has been low budget recordings released on small independent labels and that absolutely no money was spent for promoting, the Nekromantix have achieved world-wide acceptance and been touring Japan, USA, Great Britain, Germany, Finland, Holland, Belgium, Sweden, France, Spain and Denmark.

Hellbound -1989


1.Nekromantix
2.Hellbound
3.Nightmare
4.Spiders Attacking Manhattan
5.Brain Error
6.Graveyard In Your Memory
7.Ride Danny Ride
8.Bloodtide
9.Hellstreet
10.Down In The Swamp
11.Nekromantic Baby
12.Busse Brødre
13.Electric Chair

http://rapidshare.com/files/55662284/HELLBOUND.rar

Here is something strange, must say ... Keb Darge and his buddy Cut Chemist, both well known on electronic music scene, in 2007 make this compilation. Sounds nice, selections is not bad (blues, rock'n'roll and early rockabilly songs). Try it, found on 128kpbs, but not bad sound...

The all-American roots music band, the Blasters were principally brothers Dave and Phil Alvin whose first-hand experience with blues masters shaped their sound and turned them both into contemporary singer/songwriters whose interest in roots rock has never waned. The brothers, along with Bill Bateman on drums and John Bazz on bass, grew up in Downey California, in the shadow of Disneyland. Their musical education involved hanging out with musicians like Lee Allen, Marcus Johnson, and T-Bone Walker, all of whom tipped the band to the ways of blues and R&B. Ironically, by the time they were ready to work in Los Angeles clubs, the punk rock explosion was in full swing, and they found an audience for their rough-and-ready sound among the punks, particularly fans of X with whom they frequently shared the bill. American Music (1980) was a collection of roots covers and like-minded originals. Followed by The Blasters (1981, Slash), the band had added veteran pianist Gene Taylor, baritone saxophonist Steve Berlin and mentor Allen on tenor sax. Amazingly, the album reached number 36 on the charts. In 1982, they recorded the live EP, Over There for Slash, followed by 1983's Non-Fiction. Less focused on rockabilly revivalism, Dave Alvin had become the band's chief cook and songwriter. Berlin had since left the fold to join Los Lobos. Hard Line in 1985 was even more polished and featured the work of Ry Cooder and John Mellencamp; the latter's song "Colored Lights" was written and produced by him especially with the band in mind. The band called it a day after that, though several years later Phil Alvin reformed the group as a live act without Dave. After joining X for a brief spell, Dave launched a career as a prolific solo recording artist; Phil released one solo album before heading back to school to pursue post-graduate work in mathematics. Taylor is also a solo recording artist. In spring 2002 the original Blasters lineup -- the Dave and Phil Alvin, Bazz, Bateman, and Taylor -- reunited for a series of six reunions shows in California. A live album resulted, Trouble Bound, which featured recordings from the group's two performances at House of Blues in Hollywood. Another round of reunion shows produced a second live set, The Blasters Live: Going Home, and a home video of the same show was released concurrently. With the group back in the public eye, in 2005 Phil Alvin's edition of the Blasters - featuring Phil, John Bazz on bass, Keith Wyatt on guitar and Jerry Angel on drums - finally released a long-promised studio album, 4-11-44.

The Blasters Live (2002)

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The Blasters - Slash Recordings

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Elvis Presley January 8, 1935 (Tupelo) - August 16, 1977 (Graceland)

Elvis Aaron Presley, in the humblest of circumstances, was born to Vernon and Gladys Presley in a two-room house in Tupelo, Mississippi on January 8, 1935. His twin brother, Jessie Garon, was stillborn, leaving Elvis to grow up as an only child. He and his parents moved to Memphis, Tennessee in 1948, and Elvis graduated from Humes High School there in 1953.

Elvis’ musical influences were the pop and country music of the time, the gospel music he heard in church and at the all-night gospel sings he frequently attended, and the black R&B he absorbed on historic Beale Street as a Memphis teenager. In 1954, he began his singing career with the legendary Sun Records label in Memphis. In late 1955, his recording contract was sold to RCA Victor. By 1956, he was an international sensation. With a sound and style that uniquely combined his diverse musical influences and blurred and challenged the social and racial barriers of the time, he ushered in a whole new era of American music and popular culture.

He starred in 33 successful films, made history with his television appearances and specials, and knew great acclaim through his many, often record-breaking, live concert performances on tour and in Las Vegas. Globally, he has sold over one billion records, more than any other artist. His American sales have earned him gold, platinum or multi-platinum awards for 150 different albums and singles, far more than any other artist. Among his many awards and accolades were 14 Grammy nominations (3 wins) from the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, which he received at age 36, and his being named One of the Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Nation for 1970 by the United States Jaycees. Without any of the special privileges his celebrity status might have afforded him, he honorably served his country in the U.S. Army.

His talent, good looks, sensuality, charisma, and good humor endeared him to millions, as did the humility and human kindness he demonstrated throughout his life. Known the world over by his first name, he is regarded as one of the most important figures of twentieth century popular culture. Elvis died at his Memphis home, Graceland, on August 16, 1977.

Short biography:

01.Sparkles-Hipsville 29 B.C.
02.Dwight Pullen-Sunglasses After Dark
03.Link Wray-Fatback
04.Sherrif & Ravels-Shombolar
05.Riptides-Machine Gun
06.Bo Diddley-Dancing Girl
07.Trashmen-Surfin Bird
08.Walter Brown-Jelly Roll Rock
09.Sonics-Strychnine
10.Rumblers-Boss
11.Third Bardo-Five Years Ahead Of My Time
12.Busters-Bust Out
13.The Phantom-Love Me
14.Jett Powers-Go Girl Go
15.Ronnie Cook & Gaylads-Goo Goo Muck
16.Runabouts-Strangeness In Me
17.Groupies-Primitive
18.Frantics-Werewolf
19.Elroy Dietzel-Rockin Bones
20.Dale Hawkins-Tornado
21.Shells-Whiplash
22.Keith Courvale-Trapped Love
23.Freddie & Hitchikers-Sinners
24.Charlie Feathers-Can't Hardly Stand It
25.Andy Starr-Give Me A Woman
26.R.Lewis Band-Get Off The Road
27.Hayden Thompson-Blues Blues Blues
28.Lee Dresser & Krazy Kats-Beat Out My Love
29.Andre Williams-Bacon Fat
30.Jack Scott-The Way I Walk
31.Elvis Presley-Do The Clam

http://rapidshare.com/files/180997587/The_Cramps_Influence.zip

Formed Long Island, New York, 1979; disbanded, 1984; reformed several times since.
If Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran and Carl Perkins engaged in a drunken mènage à trois and produced a musical offspring, the Stray Cats would be it. Formed in Long Island, New York during the late 70s, the band consisted of three high school friends. With Brian Setzer on guitar, Slim Jim Phantom (born James McDonnell) on drums and Lee Rocker (born Lee Drucher) on standup bass, the Stray Cats plowed some of the same fertile ground as their influences. The unit's sound was not some reanimated zombie from the '50s, though. There was a punk/new wave insurrection happening in New York at the time.

Ripped at 320kpbs - enjoy

01. Rock Around The Clock
02. The Saints Rock & Roll
03. Razzle Dazzle
04. Blue Comet Blues
05. Skokiaan
06. Shake Rattle & Roll
07. ABC Boogie
08. See You Later Alligator
09. Rip It Up
10. Caravan
11. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
12. How Many
13. Land Of A Thousand Dances
14. Skinny Minnie
15. Harlem Nocturne
16. Justine
17. The Seventh Son
18. Mohair Sam
19. New Orleans
20. Hi-Heel Sneakers
21. Hambone
22. California Sun
23. No Matter What Shape
24. La Cucaracha

http://rapidshare.com/files/176843668/Bill_Haley_-_The_Best_Of_Bill_Haley.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/176844182/Bill_Haley_-_The_Best_Of_Bill_Haley.part2.rar

Tracks:
01 - It Was Free-Dave Phillips
02 - Rockin Chair Rock-Flying Saucers
03 - Mean Little Mama-Flying Saucers
04 - Tic Toc-Memphis Band
05 - Castle Of Death-Boppin Kids
06 - Love Me Like A Stone-Boppin Kids
07 - Hey Mr Phillips-Riot Rockers
08 - Road Of Steel-Riot Rockers
09 - No. 2-Whyos
10 - One Two Three Four-Whyos
11 - I Can See It In Your Eyes-The Kingbeats
12 - How Low Can You Feel-Rocky Road
13 - Let Me Tell You Why-Rocky Road
14 - Train From The Past-Black Caps
15 - My Rockabilly Baby-Black Caps
16 - Live Fast Die Young-Blue Cats
17 - Who Stole My Blue Suede Shoes-Blue Cats
18 - Long Blonde Hair-Tranquillizers
19 - Why Can't We Be-Crazy Cavan & The Rhythm Rockers
20 - Rock-Itis-Honey Hush
21 - Getaway Girl-Honey Hush
22 - Catalina-Jon & The Nightriders

http://rapidshare.com/files/90957159/NRS-1.rar

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