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Country&Western fer all ye Sinners' n' Sufferers, 1955 - 1966.
Blue & Silver labels.
Blue & Silver labels.
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| CW5ICKO | Various | God Less America (CD, Comp) | Crypt Records | CW5ICKO | Germany | 1995 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| CW-5ICKO | Various | God Less America (LP, Comp, Yel) | Not On Label | CW-5ICKO | US | 1995 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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elslammer
May 18, 2016
The LP is Genius, Tim Warren is THEE compiler! If you dig Porter Waggoner-Rubber Room, and Johnny Lance-The Big Tragedy, and Eddie Noack-Psycho from Wavy Gravy, then you need to track this down!
Bradx
November 16, 2010
Great collection of novelty country tunes. Exploito tales of pill-popping, drink driving, topless dancin and other assorted off-colour antics. The guy (Tim Warren?) who compiled this crazy batch of c&w reccuds must've scraped most of 'em offa the walls and floors of record stores from Cheyenne to Tennessee. Impacted and encrusted crud from the 50s and 60s... the spoils of years of crate diggin. Probably lookin for other treasures at the time (specifically garage punk) .... but ending up with a cool-sounding batch of country wonders (just check the titles!). Nowadays most folk in the musick biz are just too knowing (ie lame) to record and release this type of novelty gloop - but the 50s n 60s fairly spilleth over with it. I'd love to see a second volume.
lawrencejdaniel
February 25, 2018