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The Ventures "Zocko!"
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From "Batman theme", Dolton Records, 1966. An original "mystery song" from Bogle, Edwards, Taylor and Wilson.
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Bo Diddley "Somebody beat me"
GaetanoCozza
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From the 1965 Chess Records single.
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Sugar Puff Demons "Family in a suitcase"
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From their only long player "Falling from grace", originally issued by Link Records in 1989, then reissued as CD by Anagram in 2006. This trio of nutcase were very short on...
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Reverend Horton Heat "Winter Wonderland"
GaetanoCozza
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From "We three kings" (Yep Roc Records, 2005), their Christmas album of covers. This version is by far my fave and features the magic piano work by Tim Alexander, the fourt...
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Andre Williams AKA Rudibaker "Christmas Wish"
GaetanoCozza
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From "Rib tips & pig snoots: rare & unreleased au-go-go soul", Soul-Tay-Shus Records 2000. This song was recorded in the late Sixties under the Rudibaker name by our fave s...
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The Phantom Surfers and Dick Dale "The fairest of them all"
GaetanoCozza
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From "The Phantom Surfers and Dick Dale" album, Crown Records, 1996.
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Johnny McCullough "'55 Chevy"
GaetanoCozza
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Excellent late rockabilly with an ultra wild fuzz solo. The song was issued in 1967 by Johnny with the Four Sounds. In the same year, and on the same label, was issued anot...
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Screamin' Jay Hawkins "Feast of the Mau Mau" - Original 1963 version
GaetanoCozza
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First and without any doubt BEST version of this crazy masterpiece. Screamin' Jay Hawkins later recorded this tune several times, even in softer version, or more bluesy, bu...
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The Bleach Boys "Wine wine wine"
GaetanoCozza
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Originally issued on Studio City Records in 1965, now you can find this ode to booze in the Pebbles samplers, the 4th volume, "Surf'n turf". The band was from Sioux Falls, ...
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The Jiants "Tornado" Best audio quality with lyrics
GaetanoCozza
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Claudra Records, issued in 1959. This FABOLOUS tune is the missing link between late rockabilly and original Sixties garage punk as you knew in the "Back from the grave" se...
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