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Looking For Some Real Rockin' Gems...
I've always had a fascination with 50's and 60's Punk (Hasil Adkins, Gene Maltais, Joe Clay, Jerry "The Phantom" Lott, The Benders, The Sonics, etc.) Does anyone know of any bands/songs that really get the blood pumping? Let me know. Thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Mitchhz on -
Hi, I'm a fan of wild rock'n'roll too. Here's my top ten of the wildest songs ever:
10. Tony Conn - Like Wow
Hard to choose really. There are myriads of wild rockabilly songs. This one has interesting orchestration, like Tyrone Schmidling.
9. Jesse James - South's Gonna Rise Again
Love the voice.
8. Project Blue - The Banshees
Timeless classic.
7. The Ranger Sounds - Ricordami
Incredible Italian band!
6. The Pinetoppers - Shout Bamalama
Otis Redding when he he tried to sound like Little Richard.
5. The Valiants - Good Golly Miss Molly
This one was released before Little Richard's and is much faster and wilder!
4. Adrian Lloyd - Lorna
Real punk gem.
3. The Phantom - Love Me
Opening scream is unbeatable.
2. Bunker Hill - The Girl Can't Dance
Link Wray played on that one.
1. Ralph Nielsen & the Chancellors - Scream
I don't know if this is surf, rockabilly or 60s punk but it is truly the wildest!
Hope you like it.
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Permalink Reply by Zorch Radio on -
nice list!
Mitchhz said:
Hi, I'm a fan of wild rock'n'roll too. Here's my top ten of the wildest songs ever:
10. Tony Conn - Like Wow
Hard to choose really. There are myriads of wild rockabilly songs. This one has interesting orchestration, like Tyrone Schmidling.
9. Jesse James - South's Gonna Rise Again
Love the voice.
8. Project Blue - The Banshees
Timeless classic.
7. The Ranger Sounds - Ricordami
Incredible Italian band!
6. The Pinetoppers - Shout Bamalama
Otis Redding when he he tried to sound like Little Richard.
5. The Valiants - Good Golly Miss Molly
This one was released before Little Richard's and is much faster and wilder!
4. Adrian Lloyd - Lorna
Real punk gem.
3. The Phantom - Love Me
Opening scream is unbeatable.
2. Bunker Hill - The Girl Can't Dance
Link Wray played on that one.
1. Ralph Nielsen & the Chancellors - Scream
I don't know if this is surf, rockabilly or 60s punk but it is truly the wildest!
Hope you like it.
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Permalink Reply by The screamin' Soul Preacher on -
WOOOOOOOW !!! GREAAAAAAT list ! This top list is pretty unbeatable !
Right now, I'm also thinking of (in no particular order):
"Alright" by the GROOP,
"Psycho" by THE SWAMP RATS",
"She said" by HASIL ADKINS,
"You're gone I'm left" by TYRONE SCHMIDLING,
"Jailhouse Rock" by DEAN CARTER
and "Can't tame me" by THE BENDERS of course.
Mitchhz said:Hi, I'm a fan of wild rock'n'roll too. Here's my top ten of the wildest songs ever:
10. Tony Conn - Like Wow
Hard to choose really. There are myriads of wild rockabilly songs. This one has interesting orchestration, like Tyrone Schmidling.
9. Jesse James - South's Gonna Rise Again
Love the voice.
8. Project Blue - The Banshees
Timeless classic.
7. The Ranger Sounds - Ricordami
Incredible Italian band!
6. The Pinetoppers - Shout Bamalama
Otis Redding when he he tried to sound like Little Richard.
5. The Valiants - Good Golly Miss Molly
This one was released before Little Richard's and is much faster and wilder!
4. Adrian Lloyd - Lorna
Real punk gem.
3. The Phantom - Love Me
Opening scream is unbeatable.
2. Bunker Hill - The Girl Can't Dance
Link Wray played on that one.
1. Ralph Nielsen & the Chancellors - Scream
I don't know if this is surf, rockabilly or 60s punk but it is truly the wildest!
Hope you like it.
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Permalink Reply by Casey Miller on -
Great songs. I'm diggin' this group.
Zorch Radio said:nice list!
Mitchhz said:Hi, I'm a fan of wild rock'n'roll too. Here's my top ten of the wildest songs ever:
10. Tony Conn - Like Wow
Hard to choose really. There are myriads of wild rockabilly songs. This one has interesting orchestration, like Tyrone Schmidling.
9. Jesse James - South's Gonna Rise Again
Love the voice.
8. Project Blue - The Banshees
Timeless classic.
7. The Ranger Sounds - Ricordami
Incredible Italian band!
6. The Pinetoppers - Shout Bamalama
Otis Redding when he he tried to sound like Little Richard.
5. The Valiants - Good Golly Miss Molly
This one was released before Little Richard's and is much faster and wilder!
4. Adrian Lloyd - Lorna
Real punk gem.
3. The Phantom - Love Me
Opening scream is unbeatable.
2. Bunker Hill - The Girl Can't Dance
Link Wray played on that one.
1. Ralph Nielsen & the Chancellors - Scream
I don't know if this is surf, rockabilly or 60s punk but it is truly the wildest!
Hope you like it.
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Permalink Reply by Zorch Radio on
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Here's some stompin' singles that deserve a mention:
"Miss Pearl" - Jimmy Wages
"Hang Up" - Fabulous Wailers
"Lordy Hoody" - Tommy Blake
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Permalink Reply by Casey Miller on
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those are great songs by awesome artists. thanks.
Mitchhz said:Hi, I'm a fan of wild rock'n'roll too. Here's my top ten of the wildest songs ever:
10. Tony Conn - Like Wow
Hard to choose really. There are myriads of wild rockabilly songs. This one has interesting orchestration, like Tyrone Schmidling.
9. Jesse James - South's Gonna Rise Again
Love the voice.
8. Project Blue - The Banshees
Timeless classic.
7. The Ranger Sounds - Ricordami
Incredible Italian band!
6. The Pinetoppers - Shout Bamalama
Otis Redding when he he tried to sound like Little Richard.
5. The Valiants - Good Golly Miss Molly
This one was released before Little Richard's and is much faster and wilder!
4. Adrian Lloyd - Lorna
Real punk gem.
3. The Phantom - Love Me
Opening scream is unbeatable.
2. Bunker Hill - The Girl Can't Dance
Link Wray played on that one.
1. Ralph Nielsen & the Chancellors - Scream
I don't know if this is surf, rockabilly or 60s punk but it is truly the wildest!
Hope you like it.
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Permalink Reply by Casey Miller on
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excellent. my band actually covers that tommy blake song. i've heard it called "all night long."
Zorch Radio said:Here's some stompin' singles that deserve a mention:
"Miss Pearl" - Jimmy Wages
"Hang Up" - Fabulous Wailers
"Lordy Hoody" - Tommy Blake
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Permalink Reply by Tito Uquillas on -
Just heard this for the first time and love it:
High School Caesar - Reggie Perkins
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Permalink Reply by Zorch Radio on
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I tried to find you cover on the YooToob, but no luck. Is it uploaded anywhere? I'd like to hear it.
Casey Miller said:
excellent. my band actually covers that tommy blake song. i've heard it called "all night long."
Zorch Radio said:Here's some stompin' singles that deserve a mention:
"Miss Pearl" - Jimmy Wages
"Hang Up" - Fabulous Wailers
"Lordy Hoody" - Tommy Blake
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Permalink Reply by Casey Miller on
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Actually, there is no footage of that one, but you can see some other rockers. the band's name is Bop Kings and there are quite a few tunes up on youtube. hope you enjoy it. we head out for a tour in 2 weeks, if you live in colorado or texas. we'll be going to australia in september/october. just sayin... if you're into rockabilly, we play it the old school way (no drums).
Zorch Radio said:I tried to find you cover on the YooToob, but no luck. Is it uploaded anywhere? I'd like to hear it.
Casey Miller said:excellent. my band actually covers that tommy blake song. i've heard it called "all night long."
Zorch Radio said:Here's some stompin' singles that deserve a mention:
"Miss Pearl" - Jimmy Wages
"Hang Up" - Fabulous Wailers
"Lordy Hoody" - Tommy Blake
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Permalink Reply by Casey Miller on
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awesome. great stuff, mate.
Tito Uquillas said:Just heard this for the first time and love it:
High School Caesar - Reggie Perkins
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Permalink Reply by Johnny Lurg on -
The Ready Men - Shortnin' Bread and the aforementioned Swamp Rats - Psycho.
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