Name: Greetings From Death Row: Weird & Wonderful Sounds - Greetings From Death Row: Weird & Wonderful Sounds
Brand: Greetings From Death Row: Weird & Wonderful Sounds
SKU: 5013929991729
Price: 13.99 USD
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Greetings From Death Row: Weird & Wonderful Sounds - Greetings From Death Row: Weird & Wonderful Sounds vinyl record cover

Gene Vincent - Say Mama

Jerry Warren - Rompin'

The Voxpoppers - the Last Drag

The Miller Sisters - Pop Your Fingers (Hully Gully Dance)

The Hot Tamales - Hum Double Bubble

Tom Tall - Stack-A-Records

Sonny Terry - Dangerous Woman (With a 45 in Her Hand)

Sunnyland Slim - Devil Is a Busy Man

Faron Young - Live Fast Love Hard Die Young

Gerry Granahan - No Chemise Please

Tyrone Schmidling - You're Gone, I'm Left

Ray Morton - Whirlwind

King Coleman - Down in the Basement

Jaycee Hill - Crash Out

Doodle Duncan - Death Row

Jimmy Minor - Death Row

Lonesome Johnny - Death Row

Phil McLean - Big Mouth Bill

Hank Hornsby - the Legend of the Birds and Bees

The Furys - So Tuff

Connie Lee - Hey Man

Hunter Watts - Wild Man Rock

Ed Corey - Dingy Dong

Billy Duke - Fork in de Road

Ray Anthony - Passport to Shame

Lightning Junior ; the Empires - Ragged ; Hungry

The Rivieras - Great Big Eyes

The Chantels - the Plea

Item UPC: 5013929991729

Date First Available: September 08, 2023

Label: RIGHTEOUS

Greetings From Death Row: Weird & Wonderful Sounds

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ABOUT THE ALBUM

28 tracks of devil-may-care attitude and surreal storytelling as dug by The Cramps' Lux and Ivy. Featuring Gene Vincent, Sonny Terry and Faron Young. Plus a host of one-hit wonders including the inimitable Connie Lee And The Untouchables, The Hot Tamales, The Furys, The Chantels and Hunter Watts And His Southern Pals. Embracing all styles from wild rockabilly, strident instrumental rock 'n' roll, western swing, honky tonk, blues, doo-wop, crime jazz and beatnik weirdness. Includes a host of novelty pop 45s covering a love of bubblegum, record collecting, wardrobe malfunctions, the new dance craze and early learnings on the birds and bees, plus three tunes direct from death row, a last meal bonanza of self-examination and angst. With sleevenotes by MOJO's Dave Henderson, all remastered from the original sound sources, a veritable blast of devil-may-care magic.

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