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Post by hoodoo on Jun 7, 2009 22:04:24 GMT -5
when is Goo Goo Muck from? That might be the best song in the world. Hi, I believe it is from 1962, but it does sound Fifties to me too. My vote goes for 'the Slide' by the Rhythm Rockets. This too could be a very early Sixties song that sounds like a Fifties one. if it's from 1960-63, nine times out of ten it WILL sound like a hangover from the fifties |
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Post by perkeo on Jun 7, 2009 22:41:03 GMT -5
Grady O'Neal & the Bellatones : The Turkeyneck StretchApparently from 1958!!! Does anyone know of anything that resemble the soybomb database but for 50's rock? I envy you discovering this for the first time since it's loaded with samples unlike soybomb.... |
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Post by Lee de Parade on Jun 8, 2009 0:04:53 GMT -5
Super Perkeo! Thanks a bunch!
Buck Owens : Rhythm And Booze
Pep 107 1956/Sept.
Wow!!!
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Post by Lee de Parade on Jan 13, 2010 17:05:47 GMT -5
Bump!
Anyone got anything to add? Here's my 30 track cd:
Ronnie Allen : Juvenile Delinquent
Ron Thompson : Switchblade
Jimmy Wages : Take Me (Garden Of Evil)
Morty Shann And The Morticians : Red Headed Woman
Billy Land : Shimmy Shake
Freddie & the Hitchhikers : Sinners
Bob McFadden & Dor : The Beat Generation
The Phantom : Love Me
Tyrone Schmidling : You're Gone But I'm Left
Terry Clement & The Tune Tones : She's My Baby Doll
Mad Mike & The Maniacs : The Hunch
Ronnie Cook & the Gaylads : The Goo Goo Muck
Mel Smith : Pretty Plaid Skirt
Herbie Duncan w. Red Well & his Caravan : Hot Lips Baby
Benny Joy : Crash The Party
Doug Sahm : Slow Down
Jett Powers : Go Girl Go
The Runabouts : The Strangeness In Me
Rhythm Rockers : Madness
Dixie Dee & the Rhythm Rockers : Maxine
Ray Harris : Come On Little Mama
Musical Linn Twins : Rockin' Out The Blues
Danny Dell : Froggy Went a Courting
Mickey Hawks : Bip Bop Boom
The Swanks : Ghost Train
Tommy Bell : Midnight Dreams
Eddie Kirkland : I Love You
Edgar Blanchard : Lawdy Mama
Corky Jones : Rhythm and Booze
Johnnie Amelio : Jugue
There's some early 60s stuff here too, kept it because I wanted to.
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Post by fuzzmeister on Jan 13, 2010 23:30:01 GMT -5
My first 3 suggestions are all from Specialty Records, first heard these on an LP called "Doo-Wop" that I bought in the early 80s:
1) Bob "Froggy" Landers - Cherokee Dance
2) Jimmy Liggins - Drunk
3) Roy Montrell - That Mellow Saxaphone
4) Bob Vidone - Weird
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Post by Lee de Parade on Jan 14, 2010 1:34:32 GMT -5
I got that one! Each song has got its own illustration on the cover, really cool.
Thanks Fuzzmeister!
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Post by Steven H Christ on Jan 14, 2010 8:35:37 GMT -5
Not sure if this is '50s or not, but check this gospel mama's wild solo halfway though the song:
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Post by theplague on Jan 30, 2010 19:33:05 GMT -5
Roy Browns output was pretty immense; `Black Diamond` `Butcher Pete``Gal From Kokomo`etc... manic live performer apparently.
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