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Psychobilly: Rockabilly Roots & Hootenanny (Audio CD)
by Various Artists

(6 customer reviews)

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LP 1
SIDE A
1. The Meteors - Surf City
2. Guana Batz - Loan Shark
3. The Polecats - Make A Circuit With Me
4. Lemmy (of Motörhead), Johnny Ramone, Danny B. Harvey & Slim Jim Phantom (of Stray Cats) - Good Rockin Tonight
5. King Kurt - Road To Rack N Ruin
6. Patsy Cline - Stop, Look And Listen
7. Demented Are Go - Transvestite Blues

LP 1
SIDE B
1. Frantic Flintstones - Let s Go Somewhere
2. Glen Glenn & Lonesome Spurs - One Cup Of Coffee And A Cigarette
3. Johnny Ramone (his final studio session) - Viva Las Vegas
4. Eddie Cochran - Radio Jingle
5. The Highliners - Wooly Bully (Live)
6. The Head Cat - Big River
7. 13 Cats - Hell Bop
8. Scared Stiff - Johnny Cynic
9. The Tailgators - Should I Stay Or Should I Go

LP 2
SIDE A
1. Swing Cats - Summertime
2. Coffin Nails - Coffin Nails
3. Waylon Jennings feat. Buddy Holly - When Sin Stops
4. Stray Cats - Rock This Town (Live)
5. Frantic Flintstones - Your Time Is Up
6. Hayride To Hell - Serial Killer

LP 2
SIDE B
1. Wanda Jackson - Blue Moon Of Kentucky
2. Elvis Presley - That s All Right, Mama (Live)
3. Rockats - Make That Move
4. Bill Haley - Rock Around The Clock
5. Gene Vincent vs. 13 Cats - Be-Bop-A- Lula
6. Patsy Cline with Lonesome Spurs - Honky Tonk Merry Go Round
7. Marilyn Monroe vs. Swing Cats - Diamonds Are A Girl s Best Friend

Product Details

Audio CD Release Date:	November 20, 2007
Studio:	Cleopatra
Number Of Discs:	2
Average Customer Rating:	based on 6 reviews

Track Listing

Disc: 1
1.	Surf City - The Meteors
2.	Loan Shark - Guana Batz
3.	Make a Circuit With Me - The Polecats
4.	Good Rockin' Tonight - Lemmy
5.	Road To Rack 'N' Ruin - King Kur
6.	Stop, Look And Listen - Patsy Cline
7.	Transvestite Blues - Demented Are Go
8.	Let's Go Somewhere - Frantic Flinstones
9.	One Cup Of Coffee And a Cigarette - Glen Glenn
10.	Viva Las Vegas - Johnny Ramone
11.	Radio Jingle - Eddie Cochran
12.	Wolly Bully - The Highliners
13.	Big River - The Head Cat
14.	Hell Bop - 13 Cats
15.	Johnny Cynic - Scared Stiff
16.	Should I Stay Or Should I Go - The Tailgators
17.	Summertime - Swing Cats
18.	Coffin Nails - Coffin Nails
19.	When Sin Stops - Waylon Jennings
20.	Rock This Town - Stray Cats
21.	Your Time Is Up - Frantic Flinstones
22.	Serial Killer - Hayride To Hell

Disc: 2
1.	Gravedigger Rock - The Polecats
2.	Ride the Torpedo - The Tallboys
3.	Blue Moon Of Kentucky - Wanda Jackson
4.	I Want Your Loving - Skitzo
5.	That's All Right, Mama - Elvis Presley
6.	Holy Hack Jack - Demented Are Go
7.	Jungle Rock - The Radiacs
8.	Nuclear Survival Course - Various Artists
9.	Make That Move - Rockacats
10.	13 Cats - 13 Cats
11.	Disneyland - The Meteors
12.	Rock Around the Clock - Billy Halley
13.	Swing Cat Stomp - Swing Cats
14.	Be-Bop-A-Lula - Gene Vincent
15.	Honky Tonk Merry Go Round - Patsy Cline
16.	Stray Cat Strut - Stray Cats
17.	Whip It Up - The Deltas
18.	Seethrough - Guana Batz
19.	Bambooland - Batmobile
20.	Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend - Marilyn Monroe
21.	Shake a Bone Capone - Frantic Flinstones
22.	Norman Bates - Tailgators

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

BEST COMPILATION OF THIS GENRE I"VE FOUND!! Mar 05, 2011 By P.H. "blues lover"
If you're a fan of rockabilly but are put off by some of the more extreme forms of psychobilly; fear not. The people who put this together chose some of the rockinest, kick a** stuff i've heard. The title is in fact a little misleading as many of the songs are much more "rock" than "psycho". I was a little worried when i bought this that i'd end up with 2 discs of thrash, but that is definately NOT the case. Of the several rockabilly compilations i own this is by far the best. If you're a relative newcomer to rockabilly (like me) i would highly recomend this set.

4 of 5 found the following review helpful:

A Psychobilly Box to get you to Rock Jun 01, 2009 By C. Jerome "Chris Unknown"
How great is this, well it is better than great, it has stuff so good on it, that I haven't seen anywhere else. If you like a litte punk mixed in how about Johny Ramones final session or Lemmy from Motorhead with johnny a couple of Stray Cats doing Good Rockin tonight. For that alone it is worth the price, but wait you have to hear the rest of the cd too. It hasn't left my deck. Get it you will not be disappointed.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

rockabilly, psychobilly and gothabilly assortment Jul 05, 2011 By Thomas Raven
For the price of this download, you really can't go wrong, and there are some real gems here. Too bad they named it like they did. Serious psychobilly fans would probably prefer a harder, faster comp. This "box" has got all kinds of 'billy and most of it's pretty good. You do the math.

Some Psychobilly -- mostly Rockabilly Mar 01, 2012 By jay kenyon "jayhawkeye2"
the "punk" angle of this album seems overblown by the title. While there is some psychobilly/punkabilly songs, there is also a lot of true old school rockabilly. All great music, but check the track listing before you buy to make sure it is what you are looking for -- otherwise, just go out and buy the Cramps' discography

Amazing set with some notable absenses. May 15, 2011 By James Stevens "hobbies15"
The MP3 album price on this one is just too good to pass up. However, the album is really all over the place in terms of what's included.

This compilation does a pretty good job of showcasing rockabilly from the fifties to present. Notably absent are Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash and probably a dozen more who were really important to the genre...but how much can you really pack into a two record set?

It seems strange that a compilation album with "Psychobilly" in the title would be missing groups like The Cramps, Poison Ivy and RHH.

Still, at just fifteen cents a track for some of the best rock ever, how can you go wrong?

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