No 680: The Swinging neckbreakers - Mighty Mack

Rock'n Roll in its best form. from their album "Shake break" 1995 Telstar. Maybe the best Rock'n roll album of the 90s.

REPOST No87: The Johnny Burnette Trio - Lonesome train (on a lonesome track)

One of the coolest recording sounds ever. Coral records, 1957.

No609: Otis & the Pinetoppers - Shout bama lama

This is the perfect soundtrack for a good party. ca. 1960

No608: Bunker Hill - The girl can't dance

superraw rock'n roll from the 50s. the first punk rock?

No607: The Swingin' Neckbreakers - I live for buzz

maybe the best Rock'n Roll band during the last 20 years. from the album of the same name. 1993, Telstar. The whole album is A W E S O M E .

No582: Johnny Palermo - Saturday night

great fake-Rock'n-Roll from belgium. Reminds me of the early Alan Vega.

No567: The Revelons - The way you've touched my hand

An early 80s band from New York including Fred Sonic Smith of the MC5.
A cover of this song you can find here

No549: The Meteors - The Crazed

LISTEN HERE

one of their great early songs. from "In heaven", 1981, Island records.

No543: The Gizmos - 1978

wonderful oldschool-CHAOS by the Gizmos.

No513: Big T. Tyler - King Kong

great hot original Rock'n Roll from 1957.

No484: 13th floor elevators - Roll over Beethoven

LISTEN

there is a new 10 records set available: Sign Of The 3 Eyed Men.

No367: DMZ - Mighty Idy

	DMZ - Mighty Idy
	Found at skreemr.com

from their debut full length album "DMZ", 1978 Sire records.