• A veritable torrent of essential dime-worrying jukebox 45s from Lux and Ivy of The Cramps’ overheated jukebox with freckled fish, wolves and a dab of the ole Uranium blues. • 50 sub three-minute epics from twangy instrumentals to hopped-up novelty tunes, insane rockabilly tirades to RnB scorchers, new dance trends and swaggering rock ‘n’ rollers to aching melancholy laments – all undercut with an inevitable streak of madness and everyday irreverence. • Featuring a cavalcade of no-hit wonders bemoaning ill-advised beards, car club etiquette, broken school romances, Martian invasions, overweight feathered friends, purring kittens, lonely travellers, relationship-inducing mental cruelty and all points between. • Add to that some life affirming anthems aided by Lee Hazelwood, Kim Fowley, the unheralded Don Cole, latter day soul legend Bobby Freeman, Louis Jordan and Johnny ‘Guitar’ Watson plus a teenage love letter to Elvis from The Threeteens who also hold forth on algebra. • Remastered from the original sound sources with sleevenotes by MOJO magazine’s Dave Henderson.
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1. The Mash - Bud Spudd and the Sprouts
2. Walk Ginny Walk - Lenny Johnson
3. Sinbad - Bobby Freeman
4. Purr, Kitty, Purr - Sid King and the Five Strings
5. No Time - the Titans
6. 500 Pound Canary - Jules Blattner and the Teen Tones
7. Mental Cruelty - Larry and Dixie Davis
8. A Little More Wine, My Dear - the Hawks
9. Bodacious - the Us Rockets
10. Weird Beard - Cindy Malone
11. That Goatee's Got To Go - Dick Summer (With Bill Coe and the
12. Charlie and the Bank Job - Al Katraz and the Breakouts