The press release claims that there are fourteen singles on 'Fourteen Blazing Bangers' and after even one listen it's hard not to agree. These blazing bangers are chilli dogs. 'Do the Wurst' opens and from then on in it's a collection of toe tapping bloody genius. I defy anyone not to want to have a dance or to jump around to this.
It's all here. There are elements of Bo Diddley or Screaming J Hawkins or James Brown fronting the Dead Kennedys or the Cramps.
'Yes Baby' and 'Chicken Back' are stompingly brilliant. 'Watcha Gonna Do Tomorrow' is as old school rock 'n' roll as they come. As a bonus they've even thrown in a bonus banger with 'Sock It to Me Santa'.
If you like it hot, pick this up. You won't regret it. --Tony Gaughan, www.pennyblackmusic.co.uk
London's newest Rhythm'n'Blues-Punk sensation - okay, so they are perhaps our only Rhythm'n'Blues-Punk outfit - are making fun times where ever they go.With a repertoire encompassing and influenced by many of the greats of the '50s and '60s you won't be able to help but move your feet when the Cumberland Three are blasting out of your speakers.
The King howls like Screaming Jay Hawkins with Bo Diddley chasing his coat-tail whilst Andre Williams tries to offer up some of his bacon fat. This man never stops shakin' and twistin' and groovin' while the Cumberland Three (former members of the Parkinsons, Ulcers, and Chinese Lungs) play their own branded mix of vintage rockabilly, desperate rock'n'roll and a bit of soul with fire, energy, gusto and fun!
Their four singles have sold like the proverbial hot cakes and this, their debut album, is sure to do the same. KING SALAMI & THE CUMBERLAND 3 are an old fashioned singles band, one that puts out one seven inch after another, all designed, and guaranteed, to get you dancing like a madman. Fourteen top tunes on one album is a sure fire dance floor filler at any party.
Whether live on stage or on record this is one of the most exciting bands in rock'n'roll right now - they are guys who know what it takes to make us move. Equal parts rock and soul, with a dash of funk and a healthy dose of blues and soul. Whether you're at a club show or in your living room you won't be able to help yourself from shaking and shimmying. --www.soundflat-records.de
trax:
01. Do The Wurst 02. I Smell A Rat 03. Mojo Workout 04. Shake It Wild 05. They Don't Know 06. Pawnee Stomp 07. Yes Baby 08. Chicken Back 09. Watcha Gonna Do Tomorrow 10. Hang Off 11. Do The Climb 12. Sweet Love To You 13. Big Blon' Baby 14. Ma Juju Girl 15. Sock It To Me Santa
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King Salami and the Cumberland Three "Fourteen Blazin' Bangers!!"
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Many Thanks, Lookin' forward to this one!
BONUS:
THE BEATLES Bootleg Recordings 1963 (2013)
CD1
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CD2
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track info:
https://itunes.apple.com/album/beatles-bootleg-recordings/id778642269
By
Steve Knopper
December 17, 2013 12:15 PM ET
As of this morning, The Beatles Bootleg Recordings 1963 became available for $40 via iTunes. Many have speculated the rare material appeared simply so the band can re-establish copyrights for its recordings – European Union copyright laws stipulate that the Beatles and their label may own the material for a total of 70 years if they're officially published.
Check Out Photos of Paul McCartney's Incredible Career
The 59 rare songs capture the Beatles during a fruitful period, the year they released their debut album Please Please Me and With the Beatles. The harmonies are pristine and energetic, particularly on "A Taste of Honey" and "I Saw Her Standing There." During "From Me to You," the band abruptly stops recording and Paul McCartney says: "What happened? I just thought I heard you talking, actually." Lennon responds: "Did you whistle? Heard a whistle." After a bit of sarcastic whistling, McCartney demands, "Come on," and the band resumes. They can also be heard bickering briefly on an early version of "One After 909."
Other artists have taken a similar approach to the new European copyright laws – the Beach Boys, Motown and Bob Dylan have hastily made rare recordings available for sale in recent months, but without much publicity or fanfare. Both volumes of Dylan's 50th Anniversary Collection made just 100 copies available apiece, according to the New York Times. Reps for Apple (the computer company) and Capitol Records refused to comment, and a publicist for Apple Corps (the Beatles' longtime record company) did not return a phone call. (Rolling Stone)
Thanks for the King Salami, Toxxy. Really fun band!
Thanks for all the goodies, fellas.
Iggy
Looks like the King Salami MP3 link doesn't work... :(
Just saw these guys in Brooklyn. It was fantastic! Check em out if they make it to your town.
To Anonymous who said: GRR! Password changed!
My reply: It's the same password I've always used!...and it works!
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To Anonymous who said: Looks like the King Salami MP3 link doesn't work... :(
My reply: Check again, it DOES work!
Wow, thanks! Awesome posts always. Happy Holidays!
Thank You.
King Toxxy, Thanks a lot.
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