Screamin' Jay Hawkins "At Last" 1997

"Shut Your Mouth When You Sneeze!"
These 1997 recordings are among Screamin' Jay Hawkins' last sessions. After various pairings with sub-par backing or producers who weren't the optimum choice, AT LAST is a winner, produced by Jim Dickinson at Sam Phillips Recording Service in Memphis. In drummer Roger Hawkins and bass player David Hood, Hawkins has one of the best rhythm sections he's had in years. The dozen originals stay close to Hawkins' favored bluesy and soulful grooves, with the subject matter sticking to his usual themes of voodoo, cheating, and bodily functions. On "Coulda', Woulda', Shoulda'," Hawkins' enormous voice gets quasi-operatic as he trades off lines with singer Kelley Hurt. "I'll Be There" has a laid back tropical feel. It's the most relaxed setting on the album. The set closes with a cover of Bob Marley's "I Shot the Sheriff," a song that Hawkins transforms into his own testimonial. - from cd universe
Personnel:
Screamin' Jay Hawkins (vocals, piano); Frank Ash (guitar); T-Bone Tommy Burroughs (violin); Jim Spake (saxophone); East Memphis Slim (keyboards, percussion); Sam Shoop (bowed bass); David Hood (bass); Roger Hawkins (drums); William Brown, Bertram Brown, Kelley Hurt (background vocals). Recorded at Sam Phillips Recording Service, Memphis, Tennessee in July 1997.
trax:
1. Listen 2. Because Of You 3. Coulda', Woulda', Shoulda' 4. Petluck 5. You Took Me 6. Decieved 7. I'll Be There 8. I Played The Fool 9. Shut your mouth when you sneeze 10. Life Goes On 11. You Want Love 12. Make Me Happy 13. I Shot The Sheriff

The Satelliters "Where Do We Go?" 2007

"Take a psychedelic trip with the Satelliters, Germany's high priests of fuzz" - by Jason Gelt, LA Vinyl Records Examiner
Here it is finally! What? The brand new album of the deutsch neo-garage band: The Satelliters! The name "Where do we go?", released on Dionysus Records/ USA. I don't know exactly where they go, but musically speaking they are on the right way. 10th production (with their mini-CD Satelliters - Dionysus - 2006) for my preferred european garage band. Once again its an awesome album, difficult to do better than their previous record "Hashish - 2005" but they succeeded to do it. More pop- psychedelic oriented-style than their other releases The Satelliters know how to integrate in their music 60's influences & 80's revival-garage too. This new recording mix good ballads ala era-1968 Kinks and furious acid-garage titles ("For You", "Hey"). There are many 60's influences in this album like The Electric Prune ("Hide your time"), Remains, Seeds...but 80's too like The Miracle Workers ("Why do they know"). Otherwise 3 covers have been recorded for this Lp : "Abba" By The Paragons (Better than the Cynics cover ! We can say it), "I'll make you sorry" by The Shadows of Knights with a great fuzz guitar riff and "No Good Without You Baby" By The Birds (Uk)! I think this brand new album confirm that Satelliters are now one of the most important band in the world garage scene ! Highly Recommended!! - Stoned Circus Radio Show, Rennes/ France
trax:
01 Introduction Part 1 02 Abba 03 For You 04 Something 05 You Will Never Be 06 Hide Your Time 07 Sitar Swami 08 Where Do We Go 09 You Cannot See 10 Why Do They Know 11 I'll Make You Sorry 12 Hey 13 Make Me Smile 14 No Good Without You Baby

"CUBAN CAFE" A New Kind Of Mambo Vol. 46

Mambo is a Latin dance of Cuba which was developed in the 1940s when the music genre of the same name became popular throughout Latin America…
...The original ballroom dance which emerged in Cuba and Mexico was related to the danzón, albeit faster and less rigid. In the United States, it replaced rhumba as the most fashionable Latin dance. Later on, with the advent of salsa and its more sophisticated dance, a new type of mambo dance including breaking steps was popularized in New York. This form received the name of "salsa on 2", "mambo on 2" or "modern mambo". - wiki
trax:
1. Zombie - Edmundo Ros & His Rumba Band 2. Cha cha at the harem - Al Castellanos Orchestra 3. Hey Boogaloo - Mas Mamones 4. 25 Grams Of Rhumba - Mardi Gras Brass Band 5. Rockin' Mama - T.N.T. Tribble 7. Since My Baby's Been Gone - Tampa Red 8. Jungle Mambo - The Knockouts 9. All Alone - Ray Collins' Hot-Club 10. Scorpion - The Hi-Strung Ramblers 11. Mogambo - The Sounds Incorporated 12. Blowin' The Blues - The Swags 13. Rock-a-bong - Noro Morales y Su Orquesta 14. Tika Nedeka No Te - Kale w/Orchestre OK Jazz 15. La Bamba - Arsenio Rodriguez & The Afro-Cuban Sound 16. Cry Cry Cry - Ritchie Valens 17. Cry Cry Cry - Alvin Robinson 18. If It Wasn't For Pride - Jimmy Dee & the Universals 19. I Idolize You - Ike & Tina Turner 20. What Have I Done - Jimmy Rogers 21. Who's Been Talkin' - Howlin' Wolf 22. Three Hundred Pounds of Joy - Howlin' Wolf 23. Cubano Jump - Dave Gross 24. Guydid - The Ragtime Wranglers 25. Ye Houe Deou - Orchestre Picoby-Band de Dahome 26. Mo-Jo Woman - The Enemys 27. Camel Walk - Tony Face Big Roll Band & Paolo "Apollo" Negri 28. J'Ai L'Air De Quoi - Les Incorrigibles
Compiled by Johnny Q from his music collection - originally served by Gyro1966

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James Wilsey "El Dorado" 2008

Wilsey played bass with San Francisco punk band the Avengers, but became better known as the lead guitarist for Stockton crooner Chris Isaak's band Silvertone. His playing was featured on Isaak's albums Silvertone, Chris Isaak, Heart Shaped World and San Francisco Days. He handled guitar on Isaak's first few albums, including 1989's breakthrough Heart Shaped World (which featured "Wicked Game"). His final album with the group was 1993's San Francisco Days. - discogs
The price this CD goes for is insane. But even if there were a hundred copies for sale for a penny each, it would still be the crown jewel of my collection. This album is wonderful. I draw the majority of my inspiration in my limited capacity as a musician from this disc. It's a collection of soundscapes that I can put on at any time and be instantly transported. Worries of the world, begone! You guys can keep your Malmsteen and your Steve Vai and all those guys; I'm sticking with the King of Slow. Less is more, and this 33-minute CD is its own world. God Bless Jimmy Wilsey! - InStepWithTheStars
trax:
01 El Dorado 02 Discos Nuevos 03 The Rattler 04 Untamed 05 San Bernardino 06 City Of Broken Dolls 07 Diabolic 08 Tierra Del Fuego 09 Last Chance 10 Insomnia 11 The Man Comes Around (OST - Bonus)

THE HATE BOMBS "Hunt You Down" 1999

The Hate Bombs' music is an explosive combination of garage punk, fuzz and rock insanity!
Known nationally in the live circuit for their manic musical performances, they pull off just as powerful deliverance on HUNT YOU DOWN. The band started their own record label, Speed-O-Meter, in 1993 intending to use the label to put out their own releases. As the Speed-O-Meter gained in popularity so did the band and the label became less of a priority. The Hate Bombs have an impressive discography, with releases not only on Speed-O-Meter, but many compilation appearances Helter Skelter, Spinning Top, Blood Red Vinyl, Baskervinyl, and the Dionysus compilation TIGER MASK TRASH AU GO-GO. The Hate Bombs are also well known in the fest-circle, putting in smokin' sets at Treblefest, Dixie Fried Back Alley Brawl, Gutterfest, The Dionysus Demolition Derby and Cave Stomp 99. People constantly confuse Ken Hate Bomb with Bruce Brand of Thee Headcoats, though some think he looks like a young Mike Love from The Beach Boys!
trax:
1. What Do You Say To A Girl Like That? 2. Hunt You Down 3. Woah 4. Going Away Baby 5. Workin' Like A Dog 6. Cool & Aloof 7. It's Not Hard To See 8. Wrong Place, Wrong Time 9. Price To Pay 10. A Love Like That 11. Uranium Fever 12. Until Tomorrow 13. Talkin' 14. Almost There 15. Words To The Wise

Sys Malakian "Me & The Reverb" - Part 1 2018

New surf sounds, spring reverb with dwell at 10 to make all the tunes surf and make you dance or sing with them. All songs are avaible for free download. Enjoy and Surf's Up.
trax:
01 Hang Eight 02 Bubbles 03 Shina Theme 04 Hey Ya 05 Pepsiman 06 Cet Air-La 07 The One That Got Away 08 Mi Muñeca Me Habló 09 Cosmos 10 Opening Stage X

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Ibrahim Ferrer "Buena Vista Social Club Presents Ibrahim Ferrer" 1999

Singer from Cuba. Born 1927, died 2005 in Havana...
...He became known internationally through Ry Cooder's Buena Vista Social Club in the late 1990s. Afterwards, although he had already finished his music career earlier, he released a few albums of his own. - discogs
trax:
1 Bruca Maniguá 2 Herido De Sombras 3 Marieta 4 Guateque Campesino 5 Mamí Me Gustó 6 Nuestra Ultima Cita 7 Cienfuegos Tiene Su Guaguancó 8 Silencio 9 Aquellos Ojos Verdes 10 Qué Bueno Baila Usted 11 Como Fue

This music is dedicated to the tradition of Johnny Diego's Rock 'n' Roll Free Sunday!

The Untamed Youth "Major Chaos!" 2002

Rarities compilation CD including unreleased songs, limited edition vinyl, and a few surprises, from 1987 to 1998.
Brand new, 24 track rarities compilation by frat rock legends The Untamed Youth. Featuring Deke Dickerson on guitar and vocals, the band released loads of 7"s, LP's and CD's on labels like Estrus, Norton and Hillsdale. This collection contains songs from various vinyl-only releases, along with a bunch of unreleased material. Discover why The Untamed Youth was one of the best rock n' roll bands of the 80's and 90's with MAJOR CHAOS! - amazon
trax:
01 Since You Went Away 02 Hot Lips Baby 03 You Gotta Stop 04 SS 396 05 Minor Chaos 06 Don Stole My Girl 07 Surfin' Man 08 Come On Down To My Boat 09 Don't Look Back 10 Doin' Me In 11 Make You Mine 12 Pabst Blue Ribbon (Original Version) 13 My General Lee 14 Bird Dance Beat 15 Go Girl Go 16 Drag Race Tragedy (Take 2) 17 I Don't Want You 18 Mercy Mercy 19 What A Girl Can't Do 20 Little Latin Lupe Lu-Midnight Hour 21 Boss Hoss 22 Sophisticated International Payboys Theme Song 23 Sea & Shore 24 Interview

Kingargoolas "Dr. Gori is a Tiki" 2018 - 12"/45rpm EP

Surf Rock Instrumental from Guarapuava, Brazil

trax:
01 Dr. Gori is a Tiki 02 O Álibi De Abnadabe 03 Redemption Road 04 Gimme Gamma Ray

…and now for something completely different! 3250 - 2026

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"FEELIN’ BAD" - USA Garage Greats 1965-1967 (and beyond!)

THE IRON GATE! It doesn’t get any better than this 45, it’s one of my faves. Tons of great ones on this volume- some better known garage 45’s mixed with some unknown and uncomped from all corners of the USA. All from the original 45’s. (Also check out the dynamite art-work!)

traxfromwax:
1. ain't it a shame (Tener) - The Wave-Riders 2. diddy wah diddy (A&M) - Captain Beefheart 3. who do you think you're foolin' (A&M) - Captain Beefheart 4. only human (Philips) - The Tuesday Club 5. i want my woman (Sabra) - The Emporers 6. and then (Sabra) - The Emporers 7. sometimes good guys don't wear white (IGL) - The Senders 8. she told me (IGL) - The Senders 9. working for my baby (SPQR) - Lenis Guess 10. somebody to love (Tower) - The Knights Of Day 11. why do you treat me so bad (Tower) - The Knights Of Day 12. say those magic words (Solar) - The Blox 13. love-human emotion (Conshy) - J.C. & The New-Tones 14. feelin' bad (marbell) - The Iron Gate 15. my generation (Marbell) - The Iron Gate 16. livin' for love (Samron) - The Five Flys 17. accept me for what i am (Busy-B) - The Leather Pages 18. the news is out (Busy-B) - The Leather Pages 19. you lied to me (Gar) - The Vandals 20. jeannie (Kidd) - The Clouds 21. you tell me lies (Kidd) - The Clouds 22. born on a saturday (Dunwich) - Saturday's Children 23. you don't know better (Dunwich) - Saturday's Children 24. the final hour (Vanguard) - The Vagrants 25. cruel world (Fuller) - The Epics 26. i'll be glad (Fuller) - The Epics 27. run, run, baby (Gaiety) - The White Knights 28. better come get her (Pacemaker) - The Triumphs 29. cuttin' out (Backstage) - The Pirates 30. (she) put me down (Sonny) - The Bobbies 31. mess around (MGM) - The Opus IV 32. in the evening (Gramophone) - Humpty & The Ivanhoes
...originally served by Gyro1966...

Screamin' Jay Hawkins "Live at the Olympia, Paris 1998" 1999 - disc 2

...While Richard is happy to deliver a show that's all Vegas glitz and overblown camp, and Chuck Berry seems hell-bent on playing as badly as possible, Jay continues to delight with a solid show featuring first-class musicianship from a tight band playing the music properly - as it was meant to be. He still does it for real.
All of the usual suspects are here - "Alligator wine", "I feel alright", "Please don't leave me" and, of course, "I put a spell on you" - and all sound just as great / wacky as they always have done, though with the freedom a live gig allows, in extended form they pick up even extra sparkle. Jay spouts some terrific gobledegook throughout and turns in some performances that are nothing short of spectacular - witness "Bite it", an outrageous "Constipation blues", a superb rendition of Willie Mabon's "I don't know", a remarkable "Stand by me" and... well, the whole damn thing's just wonderful! It's the best 1click you've spent in ages. He's still my favourite lunatic. - Trevor Cajiao
Screamin' Jay Hawkins & The Chicken Hawks are:
Screamin' Jay Hawkins: vox, piano, noises of all kind / Frank Ash: guitar, voc / Frederic Fall: bass / Jose Babeu: drums / Dider Marty: saxes
trax disc 2:
1. Bite It 2. Constipation Blues 3. What'd I Say 4. Alligator Wine 5. I Put a Spell On You 6. Itty Bitty One 7. Shout 8. Short 9. You Took Me 10. Please don't Leave Me 11. Goodnight Sweetheart 12. Bonus track: Frankly Speaking

"Do The 45!" Vol. 1155 (2026)

Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)
It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:
1 No Doubt About It (Pearl) - Ray Doggett & the Counts 2 Crazy Lover (No Label) - Billy Barton 3 Day Late and a Dollar Short (No Label) - Billy Barton 4 Ain't That a Dilly (Cover) - Marlon Grisham 5 Sugarfoot (Cover) - Marlon Grisham 6 What a Dolly (Dreem) - Red Berry & The Bel Raves 7 Hot Rod (Dreem) - Red Berry & The Bel Raves 8 Nuthin' but a Nuthin' (Night Hawk) - Jimmy Stewart 9 Go 'way Hound Dog (Columbia) - Cliff Johnson 10 Jumpin' From Six to Six (M&M) - Al Barkle 11 Honey You Talk Too Much (Ellis) - Orville Fox & The Harmony Masters 12 At the Hot Dog Stand (Firefly) - The Castle-Tones 13 Swingin' Little Chicky (Excalibur) - The Belltones 14 Hey Doll Baby (Jubilee) - Pat Kelly with The Shamrocks 15 Cloud 13 (Jubilee) - Pat Kelly with The Shamrocks 16 Soul Groove (Part 1) (Artic) - Teddy & the Fingerpoppers 17 Soul Groove (Part 2) (Artic) - Teddy & the Fingerpoppers 18 Red Speaks (Mercury) - Red Prysock 19 Zip (Mercury) - Red Prysock 20 Up in Her Room (Gnp Crescendo) - The Seeds 21 Mr. Farmer (Gnp Crescendo) - The Seeds 22 Up There (Abc) - The Scoundrels 23 Devil's Daughetr (Abc) - The Scoundrels 24 Baby What You Want Me to Do (Applause) - Mumbles Scott & the Esquires 25 Searchin' (Applause) - Mumbles Scott & the Esquires 26 Funky Nassau - Part 2 (Alston) - The Beginning Of The End 27 Funky Nassau - Part 1 (Alston) - The Beginning Of The End 28 Whip It Up (Pop-Side) - The Billy Johnson Orchestra 29 Pancho (Pop-Side) - The Billy Johnson Orchestra 30 Batman Theme (Succes Match Hits) - The Karvals 31 Bang Bang (Succes Match Hits) - The Karvals 32 Hit the Road (Rustone) - Emmet & the Jades
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Screamin' Jay Hawkins "Live at the Olympia, Paris 1998" 1999 - disc 1

Radio London interview: "Well, for the meantime, let's go to another part of the anatomy and look at "Armpit no. 6"..." Screamin' Jay Hawkins: "Aw yeah, this is about a funky perfume."..

...Some things in life never change, and I'm happy to report that Screamin' Jay Hawkins is still as nutty as a fruitcake. I'm also glad to be able to say that he's still in superb voice and is still more than capable of out-performing almost all of his contemporaries. This, his latest release (and second for Last Call), was recorded at the Olympia in Paris in May 1998. Comparing it with the performances of fellow legends Little Richard and Chuck Berry l witnessed at Wembley that same year... well, there is no comparison...to be continued... - Trevor Cajia
Screamin' Jay Hawkins & The Chicken Hawks are:
Screamin' Jay Hawkins: vox, piano, noises of all kind / Frank Ash: guitar, voc / Frederic Fall: bass / Jose Babeu: drums / Dider Marty: saxes
trax disc 1:
1. I Feel Allright 2. Don't Love You No More 3. Pretty Girl's Everywhere 4. I'm Lonely 5. Deceived 6. I Don't Know 7. I Want To Know 8. I'll Be There 9. Stand By Me

"BECAUSE YOU'RE MINE" A New Kind Of Mambo Vol. 45

In the early 1950s, while being interviewed by a woman over the air on a Belgian station who apparently thought Hot Lips Page was West African, Lips (who had been out all night) responded to the lady's question “So, Lips, how is the Congo these days?" with the retort: “What ole motherfuckin' Congo!?" - Todd Bryant Weeks
Cover Pics from Leah Gordon's 'Kanaval' http://www.leahgordon.co.uk/kanaval/1.htm
Danny Barker (& wife Blue Lu Barker) feature in the highly recommended New Orleans documentary 'Always for Pleasure' which has been kindly shared here: http://mississippimoan.blogspot.com/2010/12/always-for-pleasure-1978.html
trax:
1. Casbah - Sidney Bechet's Circle Seven 2. Tabu - Artie Shaw & His Orchestra 3. Money generator - The Afrocats 4. The Love Me or Die - C.W. Stoneking 5. afinando los trombones - Pacho Galan 6. La mulata rumber - Franco & l'OK Jazz 7. Icy Blue - Albert Collins 8. I Put A Spell On You - Screamin' Jay Hawkins 9. Toro Mata - Lucila Campos 10. I Wanna Make Love To You - Lowell Fulson 11. Harlem Rhumbain' The Blues - Hot Lips Page & His Band 12. Tootie Ma Is A Big Fine Thing - Danny Barker 13. Rhumba - The African Dance Band of the Cold Storage Commission of Southern Rhodesia 14. Bottle Up And Go - The Enchanters 15. Calypso Jazz - B.B. King 16. jungle telegraph - Mardi Gras Brass Band 17. Voodoo Groove - Potholes Brass Band 18. Besame Mucho - Betty Reilly 19. Goodbye Baby - Bo Weavil 20. Cubano Jump - Jimmy Sutton's Four Charms 21. Love is a nightmare - Johnny Darrow 22. Taboo - Sounds Incorporated 23. Calypso Blues - Nat ''King'' Cole & Jack Costanzo 24. Rock 'N' Roll Jungle Girl - Joe Boots & His Band 25. Jungle Rhumba - Jose Melis & His Orchestra
Compiled by Johnny Q from his music collection - originally served by Gyro1966

The Satelliters "The Satelliters" 2006

Celebrating a full decade as one of the best-kept secrets on the garage rock revival scene, the satelliters capped their first ten years with a casually brilliant ep that could be their best record yet...
...kicking off with the exhilarating "it's not true," the disc moves into high gear with the utterly fantastic pure pop of "where do we go?" featuring one of the catchiest hooks of their career (the heavily processed morse code guitar riff that powers the verses) and a killer chorus, "where do we go?" is the equal of a classic flamin' groovies or barracudas side as three minutes of '60s pastiche that's vibrant and exciting enough to get across on its own merits. a pair of covers of unknown gassers from back in the day (the knaves' lascivious "your stuff" and the bad rhoads' awesomely snotty "psychotic reaction" ripoff "blue girl") and two other solid originals cap the disc, providing a succinct quarter-hour's worth of prime garage punk. - Rough Trade, GB 06/06
trax:
01 It's Not True 02 Where Do We Go? 03 Your Stuff 04 Our World Will Pass 05 Six Days are Gone 06 Blue Girl

These damned religious fanatics, politicians, warlords, and so on... Instead of sending the children of their peoples to THEIR OWN WARS, these idiots should settle their differences in large arenas with boxing matches or football games! For example, the "peace-making" Evangelical Messiah Agent Orange against the belligerent Putin, or the Pope in his ridiculous disguise against the bearded Ayatollahs with beards down to their navels... then we'd at least have something to laugh about! - RYP

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The Phantom Dragsters "...at tiki horror island" 2019

Another sweet offering by The Phantom Dragsters!! Head high and glassy, with enough reverb to satisfy even the most savage surfers. Hang Ten!! - Kahuna Cole
From spain comes this lysergic introsurf trio, inspired by the sound of 60's b-movies, horror and science fiction. And melodic too. Not much more to tell at the moment... maybe the rest will be history!!!! - voodooman

trax:
01 Road To The Holy Mountain 02 Trip Of Kon-Tiki 03 Tiki Horror Island 04 The Lost History Of Ku 05 Cyptic Eyes 06 Zombie Dance 07 The Attack Of God Hula 08 Escape From The Island 09 Dark Sea 10 Surf And Roll Highschool

Sys Malakian "Live at Kaz Studios" 2018 - 12"/45rpm EP + "Kingdom Of Madness" 2020 - 12"/45rpm

Live Session we did on 2018 before pandmic. Sys Malakian: Guitars, Shoko Ferraz: Bass, César Nuñez - Bogar: Drums. Recorded, mixed and mastered at Kaz Studios by Kevin Rojas.
trax:
01 Tolle, Lege, Tolle, Lege (Live) 02 Sea Monster (Live) 03 Duelo (Live) 04 Duelo (Another Mix and Master)

"Kingdom Of Madness" 2020 - 12"/45rpm
Brand new surfy sounds from the creator of 3 mexican surf bands and many more from other genres. Since 2015 with the release of "El Sorfista" Sys Malakian never stops making new songs and this is the result of mature and new sound added to more feelings than usual. Let this album takes your "Bagajes Pesados" to a place with "Bonanza" with "Sin Retorno" option between this "Kingdom Of Madness" and the good living

trax:
01 Sin Retorno 02 Bagajes Pesados 03 Bonanza 04 Kingdom Of Madness

"Do The 45!" Vol. 1154 (2026)

Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)
It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:
1 Kangaroo (Warner Brothers) - The Five Satins 2 Remember Me (Warner Brothers) - The Five Satins 3 Case of the Blues (Rye) - Albert Washington 4 One More Chance (Rye) - Albert Washington 5 Disgusting (Golden Crest) - Byron Gosh Group 6 By Gosh (Golden Crest) - Byron Gosh Group 7 The Girl with the Horned Rim Glasses (Liberty) - Carole Shelyne 8 Boys Do Make Passes at Girls Who Wear Glasses (Libberty) - Carole Shelyne 9 Brown Eye'd Devil (Rush) - Little Ben & the Cheers 10 Beggar of Love (Rush) - Little Ben & the Cheers 11 It's a Hang-Up Baby (Atlantic) - Z.Z. Hill 12 (Home Just Ain't Home At) Suppertime (Atlantic) - Z.Z. Hill 13 Dynamite (Big Beat) - Steve Colt 14 Take Away (Big Beat) - Steve Colt 15 Party Time (Cadet) - Ramsey Lewis 16 Jade East (Cadet) - Ramsey Lewis 17 Rock n' Roll (Savoy) - Hal Singer & His Orchestra 18 Hot Rod (Savoy) - Hal Singer and & Orchestra 19 See Through (Atco) Mono - Clarence Reid 20 See Through (Atco) Stereo - Clarence Reid 21 Born to Love One Woman (Mercury) - Don Johnston 22 How Many (Mercury) - Don Johnston 23 A Knife & Fork (Beach Bop) - Dave Edmunds & Rockpile 24 Bad Is Bad (Beach Bop) - Dave Edmunds & Rockpile 25 Is It in (Atlantic) - Eddie Harris 26 Funkaroma (Atlantic) - Eddie Harris 27 Well That's Alright (Sun) - Howlin' Wolf 28 Everybody's in the Mood (Sun) - Howlin' Wolf
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...

…and now for something completely different! 3247 - 2026

These damned religious fanatics, politicians, warlords, and so on... Instead of sending the children of their peoples to THEIR OWN WARS, these idiots should settle their differences in large arenas with boxing matches or football games! For example, the "peace-making" Evangelical Messiah Agent Orange against the belligerent Putin, or the Pope in his ridiculous disguise against the bearded Ayatollahs with beards down to their navels... then we'd at least have something to laugh about! - RYP

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The Untamed Youth "Youth Runs Wild!" 1998

US surf, garage, hot rod, instrumental, frat rock band formed in Columbia, MO by Deke Dickerson and Steve Mace.
Although by 1998 the Untamed Youth were nothing more than a group that regrouped for the occasional reunion gig or semi-tour, this is their most perfectly realized album. Although the group's small-combo sound is still pretty well intact, leader Derek Dickerson stretches the musical boundaries further than previous outings, making this far more than your average one-riff retro album. For a band that seldom, if ever proffers their own material, there are five originals aboard this 14-track album. Dickerson brings us the instrumental "Lightnin' Louie," "Full Blown 426 Hemi," and the quirky but very cool "Mace Has Got a Hot Rod Dart," a '90s updating of the Jan & Dean "Schlock Rod" theme. But even more intriguing are the two vocal and songwriting efforts from bass player/resident wildman Steve Mace, "They Can't Call It Beer" (a rant against everything in the beer cooler that isn't Pabst Blue Ribbon) and "Where Did Kono Go?," an ode to the bit player on Hawaii Five-O. There's still a lot of fun and irreverence on this disc, but there's a lot more music than previous outings to back it up. Think of this as the Youth's version of "Hit City '65" and it'll make perfect sense to you. ~ Cub Koda
trax:
1. Haunted Castle Party 2. I Couldn't Care Less 3. Charlena 4. Mace Has Got a Hot Rod Dart 5. They Can't Call It Beer 6. F-olding Money 7. Lightnin' Louie 8. Girl Happy 9. Full Blown 426 Hemi 10. I've Been Wrong Before 11. Red Line 12. Where Did Kono Go? 13. Iron Cross 14. Dance Sammy Dance

THE HATE BOMBS "Here Comes Treble" 1997

This band always delivered a very wild stage show. Here’s their debut album. 100 mph trash from US garage band. Play very loud! This music reflects Hate Bombs many influences, from garage, to mod, right up through 77 styled punk delivery and is heavy and tuneful at the same time.
It's all about having fun at a Hate Bombs show - no posing, no strained existential angst - just four guys having a real good time doing (1960's-tinged) garage punk. The four guys: Dave Ewing, the frontman on guitar, vocals and mod haircut who has perfected that Ready, Steady, Go! headbob; Ken "the kiss of hops" Chiodini on drums, primal vocals, and Schlitz beer; Mick Crowley on guitar, vocals, and the meanest-cheesiest Acetone organ in Florida; and Scott Sugiuchi, a Kyle MacLachlan doppelganger who has perfected that "faux-disaffected-stare at the ceiling look" on bass. The Hate Bombs - once, at a cocktail party, Ken's wife claimed a pair of catty women were lobbing "invisible hatebombs" at her - play a slew of retro-rock originals influenced by Billy Childish (Thee Headcoats, Thee Milkshakes, Pop Rivitz, et al.), The Sonics, The Squires, Pretty Things, and lesser-known 1960's fuzz-rock ephemera. The Hatebombs also play some inspired covers such as "Diamond Head" by The Ventures and "Your Love" by The Trogs, but they are truly good original songwriters and musicians. - Ray Gunn Virus
trax:
1. Just Make Me Happy 2. She's No Good 3. Like It That Way 4. Shake 5. One Inch Punch 6. She's All Right 7. What I Want 8. Going All The Way 9. One Thing On My Mind 10. You Lied/Haymaker 11. Drag Hag 12. No Use Cryin' 13. What I Wouldn't Do 14. All At Once 15. Can't Trust No One 16. That's Cool, That's Trash

Kingargoolas "Tales From The Instro Zone" 2015

Surf Rock Instrumental from Guarapuava, Brazil

trax:
01 Tits A Go-Go 02 Pullover Tom Pastel 03 Saturn Safari 04 CHT 90' 05 Agent Miroslov 06 Tantra Wave 07 Crazy Cuckoo Clock 08 Mata Hari 09 De Olhos Bem Fechados 10 Continuum 4 11 Nóvisfora Zero 12 Tarantella Tarantinesca 13 Fórceps Poseidon (Bônus Track)

…and now for something completely different! 3246 - 2026

These damned religious fanatics, politicians, warlords, and so on... Instead of sending the children of their peoples to THEIR OWN WARS, these idiots should settle their differences in large arenas with boxing matches or football games! For example, the "peace-making" Evangelical Messiah Agent Orange against the belligerent Putin, or the Pope in his ridiculous disguise against the bearded Ayatollahs with beards down to their navels... then we'd at least have something to laugh about! - RYP

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"I SAID MOVE" - USA Garage Greats 1965-1967 (and beyond!)

This volume is overpowered by my joy at obtaining an original copy of The Aztex, of which there are only a few known copies! What a complete monster it is, in all its loud glory. There is great variety in this comp, like all Gyro Records releases. Tons of rarities and surprises, many never before comped.

traxfromwax:
1. I Said Move (Staff) - The Aztex 2. The Little Streets In This Town (Staff) - The Aztex 3. Train Kept A-Rolling (Audition) - The Rogues 4. You Better Look Now (Audition) - The Rogues 5. They All Want Her Love (Grant) - The Status Quo 6. Fool For Temptation (Richie) - The Contemporaries 7. Hold Me Tight (Reprize) - The Fabulous Pharaohs 8. Do The Rat Fink (E+M) - The Kornerstones 9. You Don't Want Me (Cuppy) - The Snaps 10. You're All Mine (Cuppy) - The Snaps 11. I'm Your True Love (Lakeside) - The Seeds Of Reason 12. In The Past (Challenge) - We The People 13. Why Did God Make Girls (Kayden) - J.D. Rogues 14. Just Last Night (Okay) - The Scribes 15. Voodoo Medicine Man (Super K) - Jerry & Jeff 16. Morning's Calling (Capitol) - Peter & Gordon 17. She'll Love Again (Liberty) - The Cascades 18. Open Up Your Mind (Rembrandt) - The Nuchez's 19. B.G.'s One Eye (Rembrandt) - The Nuchez's 20. Love (R.E.F.) - The Live Wires 21. Being Alone (R.E.F.) - The Live Wires 22. Wishes (Okay) - The Scribes 23. True Love-Heartaches (Faux Pas) - Bobby Runnel's Faux Pas 24. Black Cloud (Faux Pas) - Bobby Runnel's Faux Pas 25. I Think I'm Down (Brent) - The Harbinger Complex 26. All My Trials (Grant) - The Status Quo 27. Kitty Kitty (Earth) - The Floyd Dakil Four 28. It Takes A Lot Of Hurt (Earth) - The Floyd Dakil Four 29. Trippin' Out (Psychedelic) - Something Wild 30. She's Kinda Weird (Psychedelic) - Something Wild 31. My Baby's Barefoot (Dore) - The Syndicate
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Screamin' Jay Hawkins "Screamin' The Blues" 1979

Screamin' Jay Hawkins was the most outrageous performer extant during rock's dawn. Prone to emerging out of coffins on-stage, a flaming skull named Henry his constant companion, Screamin' Jay was an insanely theatrical figure long before it was even remotely acceptable.
Hawkins' life story is almost as bizarre as his on-stage schtick. Originally inspired by the booming baritone of Paul Robeson, Hawkins was unable to break through as an opera singer. His boxing prowess was every bit as lethal as his vocal cords; many of his most hilarious tales revolve around Jay beating the hell out of a musical rival.
Hawkins caught his first musical break in 1951 as pianist/valet to veteran jazz guitarist Tiny Grimes. He debuted on wax for Gotham the following year with "Why Did You Waste My Time," backed by Grimes & His Rockin' Highlanders (they donned kilts and tam o' shanters on-stage). Singles for Timely ("Baptize Me in Wine") and Mercury's Wing subsidiary (1955's otherworldly "[She Put The] Wamee [On Me]," a harbinger of things to come) preceded Hawkins' immortal 1956 rendering of "I Put a Spell on You" for Columbia's OKeh imprint.
Hawkins originally envisioned the tune as a refined ballad. After he and his New York session aces (notably guitarist Mickey Baker and saxist Sam "The Man" Taylor) had imbibed to the point of no return, Hawkins screamed, grunted, and gurgled his way through the tune with utter drunken abandon. A resultant success despite the protests of uptight suits-in-power, "I Put a Spell on You" became Screamin' Jay's biggest seller ("Little Demon," its rocking flip, is a minor classic itself).
Hawkins cut several amazing 1957-1958 follow-ups in the same crazed vein -- "Hong Kong," a surreal "Yellow Coat," the Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller-penned "Alligator Wine" -- but none of them clicked the way "Spell" had. DJ Alan Freed convinced Screamin' Jay that popping out of a coffin might be a show-stopping gimmick by handing him a $300 bonus (long after Freed's demise, Screamin' Jay Hawkins was still benefiting from his crass brainstorm).
Hawkins' next truly inspired waxing came in 1969 when he was contracted to Philips Records (where he made two albums). His gross "Constipation Blues" wouldn't garner much airplay, but remained an integral part of his legacy for quite a while.
The cinema was a beneficiary of Screamin' Jay's larger-than-life persona in later years. His featured roles in Mystery Train and A Rage in Harlem made Hawkins a familiar visage to youngsters who never even heard "I Put a Spell on You." He died February 12, 2000 following surgery to treat an aneurysm; Hawkins was 70. - Artist Biography by Bill Dahl
trax:
01 Not Anymore 02 Please Try To Understand 03 Baptize Me In Wine 04 This Is All 05 She Put The Wammee On Me 06 Well I Tried 07 You're All Of My Life To Me 08 I Hear Voices 09 Talk About Me 10 Just Don't Care 11 The Whammy 12 Poor Folks 13 Your Kind Of Love 14 All Night 15 Monkberry Moon Delight 16 Sweet Ginny

"Do The 45!" Vol. 1153 (2026)

Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)
It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:
1 Check Yourself (Paramount) - James Phelps 2 My Lover's Prayer (Paramount) - James Phelps 3 Big Leg Mama (Goldband) - James Freeman & His Rockin' Rhythm 4 Come Back to Me (Goldband) - James Freeman & His Rockin' Rhythm 5 Turn It on Girl (Columbia) - Tony & Tyrone 6 Talking 'Bout the People (Columbia) - Tony & Tyrone 7 I Can't Stop Loving You Baby (Abc) - Ray Charles 8 We Can Make It (Abc) - Ray Charles 9 Looking for My Baby (Blue Lake) - Little Papa Joe 10 Easy Lovin' (Blue Lake) - Little Papa Joe 11 Shing-A-Ling (Brunswick) - The Cooperettes 12 Don't Trust Him (Brunswick) - The Cooperettes 13 Cramp Your Style (Blue Candle) - All the People Featuring Robert Moore 14 Whatcha Gonna Do About It (Blue Candle) - All the People Featuring Robert Moore 15 Shake It (Cobra) - Duke Jenkins & His Orchestra 16 Where Can My Loved on Be (Cobra) - Duke Jenkins & His Orchestra 17 That Don't Move Me (Sun) - Carl Perkins 18 Roll Over Beethoven (Sun) - Carl Perkins 19 I'm Going Down the Line (Sun) - Earl Hooker 20 Earl's Boogie Woogie (Sun) - Earl Hooker 21 Gila Monster (Norton) - Joe Johnson 22 Party Time (Norton) - Bob Norris 23 Cool Love (Norton) - Joe Johnson 24 Lookin' for a Love (United Artists) - Bobby Womack 25 Let It Hang Out (United Artists) - Bobby Womack 26 Luv Jones (Dunham) - Charles Bryant & Larose Jackson 27 Change, Change, Change ((Dunham) - Charles Bryant & Larose Jackson 28 Rosie (Fontana) - Alexis Korner 29 Rock Me (Fontana) - Alexis Korner
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...

…and now for something completely different! 3245 - 2026

These damned religious fanatics, politicians, warlords, and so on... Instead of sending the children of their peoples to THEIR OWN WARS, these idiots should settle their differences in large arenas with boxing matches or football games! For example, the "peace-making" Evangelical Messiah Agent Orange against the belligerent Putin, or the Pope in his ridiculous disguise against the bearded Ayatollahs with beards down to their navels... then we'd at least have something to laugh about! - RYP

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The Satelliters "Hashish" 2004

The fifth album by the Satelliters evinces little in the way of creative growth, and in this brand of retro garage rock, that's a good thing...
...The Satelliters are far more than Germany's answer to the Hives, because this five-piece cares less about the pose than the sound: perfect doses of fuzztone guitar, just-so stabs of piercing Farfisa organ, and snaky hand percussion fill all of the songs. Interestingly, however, the covers aren't perfect replications of the originals (including the Association's "Five Man Band" and We the People's "You Byrn Me Up and Down"), but rather, smoking rave-ups on comparatively effete originals that these days somehow sound more "authentic" than the originals...The band's own songs fare much better, particularly the yowling "Go Away," which matches the aggression of the early Pretty Things, and the organ-driven hard psychedelia of the closing "1969: The End of Time." - Stewart Mason, All Music Guide, USA
trax:
01 Intro 02 Go Away 03 Sweet Sensation 04 Anything I Do 05 You Byrn Me Up & Down 06 The Last Complaint Of Clarence Man 07 The First Rays Of Light 08 Stoneage Man 09 Five Man Band 10 Burn Out 11 Tomorrow Is Another Day 12 Wham Bam Thank You Mam 13 1969 - The End Of Tim