The A-Bones /Rockabilly/

[JinSem]

Artist.........: The A-Bones
Album..........: Crash The Party
Year...........: 1996
Genre..........: группа достаточно разноплановая. allmusic.com дает следующий список стилей - Rockabilly, Rock & Roll, Garage
Bitrate........: 192
Size...........: 64 мб

Comment........:
Tribute albums abound like so much kudzo these days, but with an album saluting "the wild, wild songs of Benny Joy," the A-Bones take the genre and knock it on its collective ear with this one. The game plan among the band was to take the trusty cassette van tape of Benny Joy rockabilly classics and, at every subsequent A-Bones session, cut at least one Benny Joy song off of said tape. The group's dedication to the flame-throwing spirit of Benny's music ouvre is evident from track one, "Rollin' to the Jukebox Rock" to the set closer -- their debut single -- "Button Nose," also aboard in a chaotic live version. While the 'Bones generally play as if they have a vendetta against melody, their 'big production' version of "She Cried for Me" is the most musical track they've ever comitted to magnetic tape. Miriam Linna's take on "Ittie Bittie Everything" recalls the energy on several Rose Maddox recordings while the maudlin hillbilly mush of "The Star of the Show" shows a side of the band hitherto unexplored. But tracks like the ultra-trebly "Gossip Gossip Gossip," "Wild Wild Lover," "Steady with Betty," and "Come Back" keep the slop quotient at a dangerously high level, which is just the way fans of the band like it. Hands down, the most rocking and classiest A-Bones album to date.

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Tracklist......:
01 Rollin' To The Jukebox Rock
02 Wild Wild Lover
03 Money Money
04 She Cried For Me
05 Ittie Bittie Everything
06 Gossip Gossip Gossip
07 I'm Doubt Of Your Love
08 The Star Of The Show
09 Steady With Betty
10 Crash The Party
11 Knock Three Times
12 Bundle Of Love
13 Hey High School Baby
14 Call The Zoo
15 Spin The Bottle
16 Come Back
17 Button Nose

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[Adolf Wolf]

Artist.........: The A-Bones
Album..........: The Life of Riley
Year...........: 1991
Genre..........: Garage, Trash Rock'n'Roll
Bitrate........: 128 kb/s
Size...........: 41.83

Comment........:
Review by Cub Koda
The A-Bones were the "band" side of KICKS Magazine/Norton Records folks Billy Miller and Miriam Linna, husband and wife, rocking down the highway of record-collecting life, creating tonal mayhem wherever and whenever they strike. Miriam did time as the original drummer for the Cramps and both of them cut some pretty wild sides with some identical twin guitarists as the Zantees, but the A-Bones sides are another matter entirely. This ain't no rockabilly cover rehash, The A's can write their own pieces of nonsense, not caring if they sound just like the record or not, unless it's sounding like some totally obscure vulgar piece of wax like "Marlene" by the Sonics.

But that's the whole point of this band; playing the bejesus out of this stuff, with a true American gum-chewing perspicacity, not some reverential/nostalgic tear rolling down its cheek. With Miller's go-for-broke vocals, Bruce Bennett's drenched in reverb guitar manglings, Marcus the Carcass' zoom bass combining with Linna's simple, kick-ass drumming and the new addition of horn-tootin' fool Lars Espensen, this is a noise combo to be reckoned with, the kind of band that Jon Bon Jovi sees in his nightmares.
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Tracklist......:
01. That Jim
02. Sham Rock
03. My Dawgy Heap
04. Bee, The
05. Monkey's Uncle
06. Satellite Dish
07. Time Machine
08. Rought Cut
09. She's Gotta Be The Boss
10. Jugue
11. El Kabong
12. Button Nose
13. I've Fallen (And I Can't Get Up)
14. Go Betty Go
15. Go Go Go For Louie's Place
16. Bonus Track

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[BORODA]

The A-Bones "Free Beer For Life"

1. Darlene
2. Devil Dance
3. A-Bomb Bop

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Bitrate: 160 kbps
Size: 8.87 Mb

[gravedigger]

I WAS A TEENAGE MUMMY - 1992



01. Mum's The Word
02. Firewater
03. Mark Of The Squealer
04. Homicide
05. The Fez Man Walks
06. Little Egypt
07. Bandstand Rocket
08. Oh Wendy (Let's Stay Out All Night)
09. Kashmiriam

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[kinchos]

перезалейте Crash The Party

[madcat50]

THE A-BONES NOT NOW! 2009



1 Geraldine
2 Restless
3 Outcast
4 Shallow Grave
5 The Lover's Curse
6 He Sure Could Hypnotize
7 Jupiter Bulldog
8 Cat Nip (w/Dave "Baby" Cortez)
9 Stolen Moments
10 Bad Times
11 The Rooster
12 Six Long Weeks
13 Don't Talk About Him
14 Granny Tops 'Em At The Hop
15 Bing Bong (There's A Party Goin' On)

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[JinSem]

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перезалейте Crash The Party

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[Romanich]

https://www.facebook.com/A-Bones-118293394875308/

Artist.........: The A-Bones
Album..........: Ears Wide Shut
Year...........: 2014
Genre..........: Garage
Bitrate........: 320 kbps
Size...........: 82 mb

Comment........:

Released: Jun 10, 2014. Label: Norton Records. Billy Miller and Miriam Linna started Norton Records and The A-Bones in the 1980s. In recent years the label suffered (but survived) after Hurricane Sandy’s demolition of their Brooklyn warehouse, which destroyed almost everything bar their vinyl stock, and as such, Ears Wide Shut is the first record by The A-Bones in five years. Recorded live and wild in the rehearsal room on Super Bowl weekend! It includes covers of obscure tracks by artists including Jimmy Dee And The Offbeats.
The band only wrote a couple of the songs, as most are covers, but even on those they put the A-Bones stamp. Like Chuck Berry’s “Tulane” and Billy Garner’s “Little School Boy.” And “Lula Baby” is so overloaded the circuits in our house blew while playing it; ditto with “Luci Baines.” The former is one of the few originals on here while the latter was written by none other than Arthur Lee in his pre-Love band. This is the real deal, folks, not some pointy-toe-shoe crap.

Tracklist......:

1. Questions I Can't Answer
2. Henrietta
3. Just A Little Bit Of You
4. Oh Yeah
5. Luci Baines
6. Come Back Baby
7. Lula Baby
8. Tulane
9. Little School Boy
10. Catahoula Stomp
11. Thunder
12. Four O'Clock Baby
13. Sorry

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