In The Trashcan
Records GARBAGE169
"Eight singles for the fun house on Gibraltar
Rock..."
B-side of "Bip bop boom", also a terrific rock 'n' roll tune. I love his "Cottinpickin'" too. He had a few releases on Profile Records and his first one on Piedmont.
Wild wild wild screaming rock 'n' roll from 1958 by The Night Raiders, the band of Micky Hawks and Moon Mullins.
Instumental piano rock 'n' roll from 1960 by the Bobby Peterson Quintet released on V-Tone Records.
Part 2 is actually better, more bongos, more sax.
Guitar instrumental from the "year of the instrumentals": 1959. All the ingredients are present: guitar, sax, piano, bass and drums.
Great swingin' instro jerk from 1959 on Columbia by this unknown combo. I like this so much and so do all those crazy dancers at parties.
Uptempo frat instrumental from 1959. On the other side there's "Chicken hop".
Great boppin' instrumental jerk on the rare Shar-Dee Records label. One of the finest chicken songs I know. From 1959.
Great instrumental rockin' titty twister from 1959 on Jubilee Records
B-side of "Little Bo". Another excellent strollin' instrumental tune that really rocks.
The poor boy's guitar pickin' in combination with the sax makes me happy. A 1958 Jublilee release.
The wildest Royaltones song I know. Screechin' guitar, wailin' sax and catchy rhythm and groove on this flipside of "Poor boy".
My first Spacemen single was their debut single "The clouds/The lonely jet pilot". I loved their sound instantly. Listen to the sleazy instrumental and try to disagree. A 1960 release on Alton Records.
And this side is even sleazier… straight from the local strip joint where the lucky bluebeard smokes another cigarette.
Amazing instrumental with crickets playing the guitar. Totally nuts in 1963 on Swan Records and in the UK on Stateside;
Inside a strip joint in a Las Vegas back alley where semi-naked dames dance the jelly belly hully gully from dusk till dawn.
