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Supersuckers

Something of the anomaly over the Sub Pop roster, the Supersuckers bore a restricted surface area resemblance to grunge, however they were a celebration music group in mind, donning cowboy hats and kicking out a gleefully trashy make of throttling, rockabilly-flavored garage area punk. Their lyrics had been a raucous, …

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Gore Gore Girls

Shaped in Detroit, MI, in 1997, Gore Gore Girls had been among the pioneers within the garage area rock and roll revival underground from the southeastern Michigan area. Their campy picture and name might have recommended a poppy punk music group, but the real sound was an even more appealing …

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The Pine Hill Haints

Acquiring inspiration from origins music and Southern tales from the supernatural, the Pine Hill Haints perform a self-described design of “Alabama ghost country” that details upon honky tonk, rockabilly, folk, and bluegrass. As a kid, vocalist Jamie Hurdle often became a member of his grandfather in going to regional hootenannies, …

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The Stabilisers

Fueled with the garage area band sound from the ’60s as well as the punk attitude from the past due ’70s, London foursome the Stabilisers started life being a trio. Jon Bott, Francis Braithwaite, and Simon Corbey have been gigging around London to some cult pursuing when Allan Crockford of …

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Wild Turkey

Bass-player Glenn Cornick (b. 23 Apr 1947, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, Britain), then referred to as Glenn Barnard, started his musical profession as an associate from the mid-60s clothing, Joey AS WELL AS THE Jailbreakers. He also caused several similarly underachieving clothes, like the Vikings, Formulation One, the Hobos as well as …

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Powersolo

These Danish retro rockers have already been led from the outset by guitarist and songwriter Kim ‘Kix’ Jeppesen, whose infatuation with traditional rockabilly and rock and roll ‘n’ move has provided the traveling force behind their ‘profession’. Jeppesen started recording beneath the Powersolo moniker in 1996 in Aarhus, Jutland, bashing …

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Roy Lanham

Although known primarily mainly because guitarist for the Sons from the Pioneers from 1961 through 1986, Roy Lanham also led the Whippoorwills for quite some time and performed being a solo musician, recording albums of country-jazz guitar instrumentals in his very own name in the later ’50s and early ’60s. …

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Shark Soup

A raucous cross between your Clash and Stray Felines (sounding pretty near to the Living End), Shark Soup quickly surely got to discharging a punked-up edition of rockabilly in crowded cellar displays upon their formation in 2003. Located in Erlangen, Germany, the trio documented its initial EP, a seven-song self-titled …

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Jesse James Dupree

Best-known because the chainsaw-playing frontman from the rowdy Southern hard rock-band Jackyl, Jesse James Dupree elected to pursue a single side task in 2000, forming a backing band featuring guitarist John Hayes and Brother Cane bassist Roman Glick. Released that summer season, the resulting recording, Foot Fetish, offered Dupree an …

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Huevos Rancheros

Huevos Rancheros formed in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, in 1990. Primary members from the instrumental rock and roll & roll-type group had been bassist Graham Evans, guitarist Brent J. Cooper, along with a drummer by the name of Full E. Evans afterwards deserted the lineup and bassist Tommy Kennedy stepped directly …

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