Motorcycle Gang- Buffalo Bop- She's A Bad Motorcycle!

The Crestones-"She's A Bad Motorcycle" is one of thee best songs baby!
And so is "Sunglasses After Dark" By Dwight Pullen, both classic vintage
rockabilly from the 1950's. Plus there's more cool car and motorcycle
related songs, "Dragstrip Baby", "Battle Of The Duals", "Motorcycle Mike",
and one unusual song called "Teenage Bug"! Again another 30 or so songs
taken from super rare singles, and you know you're never gonna find those
anywhere else. Buffalo Bop is the label, and the people who put out these
fine volumes of music, and I'm guessing here, but I think that label has
released well over 200 compilations. Well, gather them while you can.
http://rapidshare.com/files/146639804/Buffalo_Bop-55008-Motorcycle_Gang.rar.html

Dateless Night- Buffalo Bop- Various Rockabilly-Crazy Daisey!

Woo Hoo! More Rockabilly Various Artists! This one features
Alan Page- "Dateless Night", and others certainly worth your time:
The Blue Angels- "Yea Yea Miss Ann", The Jesters III-"Messed Up Woman",
and thee coolest Doug Sahm- "Crazy Daisey". Worth the Doug Sahm
song all by itself. These are really fun to listen to, did I mention that?
You're gonna dig, dig,dig this and I'm koo koo for these discs!
http://rapidshare.com/files/146641062/Buffalo_Bop-55069-_Dateless_Night.rar.html

Running Wild -Buffalo Bop-Plumb Crazy!

More of the finest rockabilly music ever made! I'm having
a lot of fun listening to this, and I think you will too!
The name of the disc is also one of the best songs:
"Running Wild" By Blackie Starks, and there's plenty more
cool songs like, "She Done Moved" -by Jimmy Dempsey,
"I'm Gone"-by Vic Gallon, "Crawdad Song"- by Red Moore,
and "Plumb Crazy"- by Jim Murphy. Again another 30 tracks
of wild 1950's Rock n' Roll fun. You can't go wrong if you buy
ANY of these volumes, when you see 'em, git 'em!
http://rapidshare.com/files/146640132/Buffalo_Bop-55068_-_Running_Wild.rar.html

Party Crasher! - Buffalo Bop- Various Rockabilly

Still not enough rockabilly? Okay, here's the last one for today.
Party Crasher- contains the hits-Granny Went Rockin', Gee Whiz Liz,
Skinnie Minnie Shimmy, Dig Me A Crazy Record, and again, my
personal favorite Turkey Neck Stretch. You can't go wrong!
I'm all over these compilations, and am listening to them everyday.
I'm living in the past, and A-Okay with that! Join me,and the fun!
http://rapidshare.com/files/145559061/Buffalo_Bop_55081_Party_Crasher.rar.html

Shake It Up! -Buffalo Bop -Rockabilly Fun

More rockabilly you say? Okay! Here we go. Another swell
volume of fabulous rockabilly again, the songs titles alone will make you
want these- Rattlesnake Daddy, Lonesome Guitar, Little Heart Attacks,
and my favorite Rock And Roll Itch. The itch you can't scratch.
These sound terrific, and dated, and again from the original singles.
I'm going to serve up more, so come on back for seconds and thirds.
http://rapidshare.com/files/145559170/Buffalo_Bop_55082_Shake_It_Up.rar.html

Teen-Age Mafia -Buffalo Bop- Rockabilly

There's a large series of discs of rockabilly music that should
always be heard, and collected, and that's the Buffalo Bop series.
These discs capture the real essence of that music largely from the
1950's, and usually are collected via the original singles/45's.
That's where the best sound comes from, and that's the way these
records were heard. And that's how they are presented here.
Each disc contains roughly 30 tracks or so,and they are generally
all really fun to listen to.You start listening to one,and you want more.
Sorta like potato chips, you start eating a couple, and before you
know it,you ate the whole bag.But listening to these won't put on
the calories, I assure you. Well, I know this site features mostly
garage rock, and weirdos, but this rockabilly fits right in perfectly.
With songs titles like Cut Me Up,Teenage Hop,Go Ask Your Mama,
Fire Engine Baby,and Snaggle Tooth Ann, I hope you think this is
cool, cause I do.These are very catchy compilations. So I'm
going to serve up as many as I can find! Ooh, delicious.
More to come! Dig the teenage juvenile delinquent themed covers!
Today I saw a car bumper sticker and it read-
"I'd Rather Be Blogging". Sounds good to me.
http://rapidshare.com/files/145558924/Buffalo_Bop_55079_Teen-Age_Mafia.rar.html

Screamin' Jay Hawkins- Spellbound! 1955-1974 Feast Of The Mau Mau! Wow!

I don't know which picture is more shocking the one with the
bone through his nose or this last picture that seems "normal".
I simply prefer the bone nose one myself,the third one,that's beautiful!
That's the way he should look,like a psycho blues voodoo
hoodoo man! Now that's a look. Now, people are paying attention!.
This Spellbound deluxe set, is quite beautiful, and is 2 discs long,
and contains really, Screamin' Jay's career highlights from
1955-1974. I posted The Best Of Screamin' Jay Hawkins
a while back, but it's a short list of songs,which don't
feature all of his vocal skills. Remember I said, he started out
as wanting to be a opera singer? Well, you can hear his
complete vocal range on this set of 2 discs .Some songs are
just simple love songs, or songs of yearning,and some are just
a great rhythm and blues workout,some songs are straight up
weird, the ones you would expect them to be. I even like his
lesser known songs, like Mountain Jive, and Two Can Play
This Game. So, I encourage you to get this one too, and crank
it up. 48 tracks total, and this is a very hard to find set!
It's plenty weird, and wonderful. And I don't really have
much more to add to this post, he's a true American original.
2 parts-2 discs ,and a lot of cool pics/scans included.
Also one you can enlarge and frame for your fridge.
(or put near your bed, or scare your Mom, or ? )
Halloween is coming kiddies!
http://rapidshare.com/files/143390877/Screamin__Jay_Hawkins-Spellbound_1955-1974_-_CD1.rar.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/143391231/Screamin__Jay_Hawkins-Spellbound_1955-1974_-_CD2.rar.html

Angel Dust-Music For Movie Bikers-Cycle-Delic!

Savage Pencil Presents: Angel Dust! Music For Movie Bikers.Cool
all the way around, it's music from soundtracks of that period from
1968-1972 or so, and features the leading fuzz instrumentals from
Davie Allan & The Arrows, East West Pipeline, Harley Hatcher,
The Hogs, Paul Wibler,The Poor and Stu Phillips. I transferred this
from vinyl to CD, so you can all rev your engines to this.
This weekend is the celebration of Harley Davidson's 105th
Anniversary so, that's why I featured this here for you. It's better than
hearing the same old "biker tune" "Born To Be Wild"...which is so worn
out! My favorite tune has to be Paul Wibler "Satan (Theme)",which
must be one of thee most twisted strange little songs I know of.
I didn't make any repairs to the vinyl, or try to "restore" the sound.
So you get it naked, and no sound loss. I think I heard one or two
small pops or clicks, so deal with it. I wanted to keep the integrity
of the sound, because surprisingly, whenever your transfer your vinyl
to CD, it really sounds wonderful. A. You get to hear it again,
B. digitizing it, makes it more portable,ipod-able, and easier to play
more often than not. (my vinyl collection is in excellent shape because
I'm too lazy to throw on a record, where a CD is often slapped on the
player and played more often. I'd like to see this album re-issued with
bonus tracks, and I'll be right in line buying it again. Just make sure
you keep the awesome cover artwork, and insides the same.
I expect to see bikers this weekend from all over the world, flags a
flying from everyone who loves Harley Davidson motorcycles...
all leathery,dirty,sweaty, ratty long hair, crusty, with supremely
noisey motorcycles revving their way back home to Milwaukee,
where they were originally born! This is a pretty amazing sight,
they're expecting well over 250,000 motorcycles,and then some.
Here's the soundtrack to it...
http://rapidshare.com/files/141133748/Angel_Dust-Music_For_Movie_Bikers.rar.html

The Psychedelic Sixties Music French EP Collection-OR simply,lovingly known as "The Vogue Singles"

The Vogue French singles were the most highly prized and collectible
1960's picture sleeves, and Magic Records did me a huge favor by
reproducing these exactly as they would have been seen in the
mid-60's. I'm a picture sleeve collector AND and 60's music collector.
How can you not love the bands' pictures on the front AND the music.
It's like a sugar coated cereal for diabetics.I love the look of these
pic sleeves,cause they say it all. 60's PUNK! Yeah baby!
While there's nothing new musically if you're a typical 60's music
collector,(you should already own this music stuff or you're an idiot
anyways) the little CD singles of happiness sound fabulous, and
feature 3-4 tracks per sleeve.And I count 14 sleeves, with some great
"B-sides" They also sound like nothing else-it says on the back of the
box set that they are remastered in High Definition 24-Bit.
Yeah,they really do sound different, and I must always say that most
60's singles were produced in MONO and do generally sound better
that way!
If you didn't know it,and need to be reminded, MOST 60's singles
came out originally in the MONO form,because they were geared for
the teenage lima bean market of AM radio top 40 charts,and they
have a terrific sound all of their own.When played on your 1960's car
radio with one measly speaker, those singles sounded like a symphony.
They sound better than your current CD's and vinyl and have a nice
3D feel to them. So,vinyl purists, you can still have your sound,
and quality, and eat your cake too.
I just don't know, the idea of playing only 3-4 tracks on one CD,and
then having to change the disc,is sorta stupid, but, that's the way these
singles came out originally,in France.And they're keeping that artistic
look of them nicely, they even reproduced the single's paper sleeve
centers on the printing directly on the discs! Talk about fans!
These guys are as crazy as I am, I would have done the same thing!
Make it look exactly like it did in the mid-60's, and make it sound the
same too. Bravo!
I couldn't afford these original singles,whenever I saw one, and
whenever I saw a picture of one,I drooled. So, I included scans of
each and every single,because they are pretty little jewels.
What can be said about the bands that already hasn't been said before?
I can't add anything, and besides, I'm lazy.The music speaks for itself
well enough. Some of the music is more ground breaking for the time,
and some of it is clever pop music, that's slightly better than most.
(the Electric Prunes,We The People and the like are far more
ground-breaking than say the silly Kasenetz-Katz Music Explosion
bubblegum sticky sweet pop) But still even THAT kind of music has
it's place in my black garage punk heart.
I'm not crazy about Western Union Man By The Five Americans, but
hearing it again, on these discs, actually makes it sound like fun again!
The sound is luscious, thick, and as gorgeous as a freshly popped open
original copy of the 13th Floor Elevators album right from that era.
Even you die hard vinyl purist collector scum will want to hear this.
It would be nice if you liked this stuff, and made a comment. I always
like reading your opinions and thoughts, and just knowing you appreciate
my efforts bringing you this music,it makes my little heart go pitter,patter.
Who's on this? The Electric Prunes, We The People, The Seeds,
The 13th Floor Elevators, The Music Explosion, The Five Americans,
The Syn, The Shadows Of Knight, The Count 5 and The Shakepeares.
http://rapidshare.com/files/139663330/The_Psychedelic_60_s_Music_French_EP_Collection.rar.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/139663259/The_Psychedelic_60_s_French_Vogue_Singles_Scans.rar.html