Tav Falco's Panther Burns "Red Devil" 1987 - 10"LP

For folks who prize unspoiled simplicity in rock'n'roll (and especially in rockabilly), Tav Falco's Panther Burns may be the ultimate band. On the early records, his voice drenched in echo, Falco goes through a familiar repertoire of Presley-derived whoops, mutters and coos, while an amateurish backing ensemble that often includes Alex Chilton grinds away laboriously like high-school rockers struggling through their first rehearsal.
The 10-inch Red Devil signals a measured return to the uncontrolled wildness of early Panther Burns' records. Falco lays some truly soulful hollerin' over noisy electric guitars and a thumping backbeat on tracks produced individually (not to mention artlessly) by Chilton, Dickinson and others. Red Devil — ten songs and an abundance of hellacious energy — features esoterica by Chuck Berry, Lee Hazelwood and others, adding the songwriting talents of Dickinson and even Tav himself to the party. (The French CD also contains Sugar Ditch Revisited - EP.) - by Jon Young / Terry Rompers / Art Black
played by:
Tav Falco, George Reinecke, Ron Easley, Bob Fordyce, Lx Chilton, James Luther Dickinson, René Coman, Ross Johnson, Ben Cauley, Andrew Love, Doug Harrison, Gianni Murucci, Lorette Velvette, Durand Mysterion, Daniac

traxfromwax:
01 Oh, how she dances (J.L.D.) 02 Drifting Heart (Chuck Berry) 03 Poor Man (Lee Hazelwood) 04 Two little puppies (& one shaggy hound) (J.Jackson) 05 Tram (Fulsom - McCracklin) 06 Ode to shetar (T.F.-G.R.) 07 Ditch digging (M.Rice- E.Floyd) 08 She's the one to blame (Cavan - J.Googan) 09 A little mixed up (B.James) 10 Running wild (Nightcrawlers)
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