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The Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival (Sitges Festival for short) publishes this year as an official book a work by our journalist (and nevertheless friend) Pacus González Centeno, entitled "Three pieces for the murderer: Jazz, rock and electronics in crime and horror cinema ", in which he analyzes chronologically, decade by decade, the relationship between popular music styles and the main genre film styles of the 2nd half of the 20th century. Pacus had the brilliant (and crazy) idea of complementing the edition of the book with a disc of versions of some of the songs shelled in the book performed by bands from our current underground scene, and he raised the proposal to Family Spree Recordings, with the aim to collaborate in the selection of the songs, enrollment of the bands and coordination of all the actions necessary for the project to see the light. The idea was hatched in the form of a double LP and with the title "Kong'n'roll - 26 rock'n'roll bands tribute to the Sitges Horror Film Festival" and has the participation of 26 bands performing masterfully songs included in some of the films that formed the soundtrack of any of the selected films. And its edition will take place under the new label "Sawyer Family Party", to inaugurate a saga of future online projects different from that of its parent label.

Tracks 1-17 from a live FM broadcast recorded in Lokeren, East Flanders, Belgium, 9th august 2006. According to back cover it's 12th April 1996 but that is the wrong date and year. Tracks 18-22 from a live FM broadcast recorded at the Jaap Edenhal, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 9th March 1990.

Transparent red vinyl reissue.

Reissue on white vinyl of this absolute classic!

Calling all BEASTS OF BOURBON fans! Same as with THE CRAMPS and THE FUZZTONES a compilation of all the original songs they covered, is released in double vinyl.All the songs BEASTS OF BOURBON covered through the years! The original ones from all artists such as Hound Dog Taylor, Max Roach, Hank Williams, Standells, Electric Eels, Pretty Things, Howlin'Wolf, Nobody's Children, Leon Payne, etc, etc, etc All of them!!!!Released on extremely limited edition of 250 copies in gatefold jacket and fully detailed info, all fans of THE BEASTS OF BOURBON, run for your copy!!!!!!!!!

Deluxe reissue of his second album.

Reissue of their 1984 album on 180 gr vinyl and gatefold cover.

Live recording made on 30 August 1986 at the Galaxy in Auckland, New Zealand.
Red vinyl reissue.

The Cramps waited four years after their top-notch A Date with Elvis before releasing their next studio album. The result is their most succesfull album.

A compilation of recordings from the 1950s. Limited edition 500 copies.

Awesome quality from the sleeve to the content... 16 tracks of ultra rare, like truly rare tracks. Just check out that track listing and although some titles will be familiar, these are different versions and on vinyl for the 1st time (as far as we know)... the sound is tip top. A truly wonderful release from the folks behind the Ill Eagle releases a couple of years back and it looks like they have managed to get out of Russia and set up elsewhere. As with their previous releases a lot of thought has obviously gone into this and they-ve come up with the goods again!

Reissue of their fourth album from 1986 on orange vinyl.

Repress! The best period of the best of the UK psychobilly bands, and this compliation includes their debut EP, the 'Radioactive Kid' single and many rare and previously unissued sides.

Stereo reissue of his album from 1961.

Side One: "Recorded and produced by Chris Spedding in Dracula's House Dec. 78."
Side Two: "Recorded live in the deep Carpathian Mountains during a cold winter night. The wolves were screaming, the moon did not shine".

Live at Festimad Festival, Spain on 01. may 1998 (Radio Broadcast) while the Big Beat Fom Badsville Tour.

FM Broadcast Live, Volkhaus, Zurich, April 21st, 1986.

Live at The Keystone Club, Palo Alto, CA 1979.

A free show for 300 psychiatric patients at the NAPA STATE HOSPITAL. White vinyl.

The Cramps Vs The Sting-Rays; Recorded live 26th May 1986 at The Guildhall, Portsmouth, UK. Limited to 500 copies.

"The Cramps’ “Blues Fix” first came out in 1992 as a side project to “Look Mom No Head!” – sort of the single from the album, plus three. It came out then on newfangled CD, so here’s your chance to get a vinyl fix of the “Blues Fix”, all big 10 inches of it."

A fine selection of live recordings and demos from Gene’s last days with the original Blue Caps in Dallas between 1957 and 1958.

An album full of great tunes, where the punk of '77 goes hand in hand with the best voices of classic rock-n-roll of the 50's and 60 '.

Vince Taylor is the stage name of Brian Maurice Holden, leader of the legendary Playboys. Though a British native, Taylor went to high school in Los Angeles and began his career there managed by Joe Barbera, of the legendary animation studio Hanna-Barbera, who was his brother-in-law. Though he started performing in the USA, it was on a trip back to London that he met the players who would become the Playboys, and it was in France and the rest of the European continent that Taylor found most of his success. Inspired by the likes of Elvis and Gene Vincent, Taylor brought rockabilly to Europe in a major way. This reissue on Rumble features his legendary debut 10" album + an entire side of bonus tracks culled from early singles compiled together on one deluxe LP of classic early rock'n'roll. Dig. 

Real Gone Instrumental R&R & Surf of the period 1958-1966.

Live at Le Flipper, Marseille, 3 June 1981.

Reissue on vinyl of their first album from 2011.

Remastered compilation on double 180 gr vinyl.

The Runaway Lovers have not wasted the time of the pandemic. They have dedicated body and soul to their new LP, in which they collect 11 new songs, around their hometown, Bilbao, but as always, with all kinds of references to their great musical icons, in a tone between reverential and playful , showing off his traditional fun, friendly and enjoyable style. Dive back into the Runaway Lovers universe: the best sorrow remover at the lowest cost!

Recorded live at Keystone Club, Palo Alto, California on february 01, 1979 by KFAT FM Radio.

Elvis Presley, the all time biggest music star needs little introduction. He was, of course, The King of Rock & Roll. Elvis was also a film star. He had already achieved his first big musical hits when he followed the path marked by his idols James Dean and Marlon Brando. Colonel Tom Parker pulled some strings and got him a screen test for Paramount Pictures. Next step was a contract with Hal Wallis and soon Elvis first film, Love Me Tender, was released. Throughout his career Elvis would appear in more than 30 movies and several TV shows. The present LP compiles some of the best tracks from the soundtracks of his early movies, those filmed between 1956 and 1960: Love Me Tender (1956), Loving You (1957), Jailhouse Rock (1957), King Creole (1958) and G.I. Blues (1960). This album features The King of Rock & Roll at his best in splendid musical productions that range from ballads to frantic rock and roll.

BROADCAST FROM LONDON AND STOCKHOLM 1986. Two hard to find radio broadcasts from the 'A date with Elvis' tour finally restored and available on vinyl. For all Cramps' fanatics out there!

Killer 1977 live set in Philadelphia!

Source: A1 thru A4 are studio demo, A5 thru B2 are rehersals, B3 thru B6 are live. All recorded in 1983.

One gets the feeling from the title and cover art alone that if the Cramps could have released this live document in Glorious Smell-o-rama they would have jumped at the chance. Even without it one can almost sense the whiffs of perspiration and energy the group was cooking up; recorded at New York's Peppermint Lounge withPowers on guitar, the quartet slams out a then mostly entirely new set of songs with, as expected, appropriate covers as needed. The wonderfully profane take on Hasil Adkins' "She Said" surfaces here, with Interiorsounding like he's about to die more than once. The Count Five's "Psychotic Reaction" and the perfectly appropriate "Faster Pussycat," taken from the legendary Russ Meyer film of the same name, also give the band more than a little something to chew on. As for the originals, the usual mess of swampy rockabilly and industrial strength noise comes together in just the right way from the start. "Thee Most Exalted Potentate of Love" gives Interior the chance to do his undead but still wired loveman thang right from the start, while Ivyand Powers hit the twang hard and Knox keeps everything going just right. "Call of the Wighat" is another highpoint, with Knox showing that he's up to more involved pounding and percussion when the need arises. A studio cut, "Surfin' Dead," surfaces as a ringer at the end; if not quite the Cramps go Beach Boys, it arguably forecasts the Jesus and Mary Chain's "Kill Surf City" just enough.

(allmusic.com)