Second album, equally powerful. Some of their best, including the off-kilter "Los Fabulosos Thunderbirds" and "Running Shoes." The 2000 CD reissue on Benchmark adds three bonus tracks, one of them the aforementioned "Los Fabulosos Thunderbirds," the other two recorded live in an Austin, TX, bar. Review by Cub Koda (allmusic.com)
trax:
01 Runnin' Shoes 02 You Ain't Nothin But Fine 03 Low-Down Woman 04 Extra Jimmies 05 Sugar-Coated Love 06 Last Call For Alcohol 07 The Crawl 08 Jumpin' Bad 09 Learn To Treat Me Right 10 I'm A Good Man (If You Give Me A Chance 11 Dirty Work 12 That's Enough Of That Stuff 13 Los Fabulous Thunderbirds
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BONUS:
Mama Rosin with Hipbone Slim & the Knee Tremblers: Louisiana Sun (2011)
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/20308089/file.html
For their second album release this year, the Swiss Cajun and Zydeco enthusiasts, Mama Rosin, team up with London rockabilly veterans Hipbone Slim and the Knee Tremblers for a cheerful European treatment of classic Americana styles. Mama Rosin have always treated the dance music of the southern states with a rough- and-ready punk approach, mixing rock influences with styles that have their origins in the era of French colonialism and slavery in Louisiana. The Hipbone Slim trio have much the same garage-band attitude, and the two bands fuse easily together here, with Hipbone's drummer Bruce Brand joining Mama Rosin on their songs, and Mama Rosin's percussionist Xavier Bray doing the same when Hipbone take the lead. The result is a set that constantly switches styles, from the clanking swamp blues of the opening Voodoo Walking to the driving if more predictable rockabilly of The Cat Never Sleeps, the country weepie Trouble Ain't So Never Far Away and the stomping title track, influenced by the old Rivieras surf-rock hit, California Sun, but now with French lyrics and driven on by banjo and accordion. I suspect they'll sound even better live.(The Guardian)
It was a Long Term Musically relationship that drove those 2 Bands into London’s Fantastic Gezard Studios at the end of 2010 to record that Album for Voodoo Rhythm records , MAMA ROSIN Legendary Wild Cajun Combat Outfit from Geneva Switzerland are touring a lot the Same goes with Hipbone Slim and his Kneetrembelrs from London England , they first met on stage at a Voodoo Rhythm Jam in France at a Blues festival, so they desighted to melt both music styles together into one sound and that record was born, you will have a full blast of Mama Rosin’s Raw Authentic Cajun sound together with Hipbone Slim’s Raw Blues Garage Rockabilly, both Drummers switched in each song in the Hipbone slim songs you got the mama rosin flair and in mama’s songs the hipbone slim Beat … a unbeatable Combination of both bands makes this record to a unique item that worth taking a listen, all the 12 Songs are self compositions except LOUISIANA SUN who’s a adaption from the RIVIERAS smash surf hit California Sun and 2nd CHARLES SHEFFIELD ‚S Voodoo Working in new New Jacket cales now: Voodoo Walking and has a spooky swamp groove comes along with it
TRACK LIST
1.Voodoo Walking
2.Gettin’ high
3.London Zydeco
4.Trouble ain’t so never far away
5.Quel Espoir ?
6.the Cat never Sleeps
7.Louisiana Sun
8.Killing two birds with one stone
9.Citi two-step
10.Swamp water
11.Princesse Havana
12.Paint the town red
Wow, 2 great posts guys !
Haven't heard the bonus tracks on the Fab T's before and the bonus looks terrific .
Thanks again !
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just for information Don Leady YES!
has released a new album these days ...
for preview
http://www.israbox.com/1146469379-don-leady-hillbilly-boogie-surfin-blues-2013.html
or from your trusted record shop
Thanks for the great news about the new Don Leady ! That ESRA site looks well dodgy though - downloading .exe's ?!
Thank You.
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