Looking for some new car building music

Hey thought about this post I saw the other day,when I was picking out music at my shop,while Chopping my new 50 Ford biz 6 1/2 inches! Scott H. Biram, he's a one man band out of Texas,that will take any 4 piece on!! Fuckin Bad!!!!He's also playin at my club on Feb,19th, local hambers dont miss it!

 

Well this'll be out of left field, but I can't help but post on a music thread that's gone on for 5 pages. I second all the votes for XM. FM in general is evil. Except for NPR. Car Talk is no hot rod extravaganza, but those guys are great. Anyway, here are some songs randomly pulled from my brain:

White Stripes - Big 3 Killed my Baby
Public Enemy - the '98 Olds one
Cake - Stickshifts and Safetybelts

This was going to be a longer list but I lost my train of thought. Damn work always distracting me.

 

An English rockabilly band from the 80's called the Deltas the album you would be looking for is called Boogie Disease.Believe me i seen em live and they are one of the best Rockabilly bands going .Dig John de shmit on that fuckin slap bass i have never heard a bass played like it before or since they rock and nobody but nobody has played like it since.If anyone has a copy on cd please tell me where they got it cos i been looking for ages and i need it baaaaaaaaaaaaaaad....................Marq

 

Right click 'save target as'

awesome fuzzy 60'sesque garage

Orange Sunshine!


http://www.stonerrock.com/jukebox/Orange_Sunshine-Lonely_Child.mp3

 

Wow, did you make that iMix? I've looked at it before, 'cause it's the only iMix with the Road Kings on it.

Here's my favs that haven't been listed yet.
'billy:
Three Bad Jacks
Road Kings
Deke Dickerson

Stoner Rock:
Dozer (you guys gotta check them out! they're on www.stonerrock.com)

Rock:
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Black Keys
Hellacopters

Also, check out compilations. I have one called "The heart and Soul of Rock and Roll" GREAT compilation with a bunch of lesser played stuff.

I was looking at getting some Cave Cat Sammy. any thoughts?

 

Just went to see Shaun Young (krupanut) play a gig near me,and he rocked.He's got a new c.d. out.He also has a few with the group HIGH NOON.Very cool stuff.I also like the Hillbilly Hellcats.There is a huge,in fact it is said to be the largest Rockabilly fest ever coming to my neck of the woods,in April,11-16,at Oneida bingo and casino in Green bay,just down the road from Lambeau Field.5 days and like 50 acts,admission is only $10 per day or $40 for whole event.I CAN"T WAIT!!!!!Shaun if you read this the offer still stands for beers at my house.
Dan

 

Do it! Great Band!
I meet those guys when they opend up for a group I was drummin' for years ago. They where all still in High School . They were good then and they get better and better! Great players and Buea Sample is a heck of a song writer too.

 

Hell yeah, your on bro!

 

FUCK ROCKABILLY



I READ THIS WHOLE POST, AND NO MOTORHEAD ANYWHERE THAT I COULD SEE.
I LIKE JUNIOR BROWN TOO, WHEN HE IS IN HIS TRAILOR
YOU WANT TO GET SOMETHING DONE. GET YOU SOME MOTORHEAD, AND SOME POWER TOOLS HAHA
SMILING LIKE A KILLER ​

 

Not much Rockabilly in the post either.

 

good

 

I remeber when I was a kid seeing an article in Cream magazine titled;
"Fastway Vs Motorhead!" "who rocks the hardest?"

Allmost spilt a gut reading that one!

 

As much as its hated at the ranch.(dv8 can't stand it)..when I'm in charge of the CD player...we have Merle Travis...Roy Hogsed...Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant...Gene Vincent too...anything with Grady Martin playing on it.
Tim
MBL

 

If you don't already have it (which you should) The essential Sun Sessions by Johnny Cash is excellent.

For some punk and country, check out the Supersuckers. They're damned good at both.

Of course, any Hank III can't be beat.

Finally, if you like any type of metal, Black Label Society's Hangover Music Vol. IV is full of some cool mellow tunes with a southern rock vibe.

 

Stangzilla,
Check out the iMix playlist I pointed to earlier.
"9-9-9-Emergency"

 

Dave King lives on with Flogging Molly..... I wish he would bring back the spandex though.

 

I'm a dork...

I have a few CD's of 70's R&B/Soul songs I downloaded off Napster and burned before they got busted and started charging, Curtis Mayfield, Impressions, Isaac Hayes, Stevie Wonder (nothing later than Songs in the Key of Life), Spinners, Temps, Tops, Glady's Knight, Brothers Johnson, etc. All the stuff they played on CKLW when I was a (little) kid. I also have copies of all the White Stripes CD's,
SCOTS Dirt Track Date and Motley Crue are also on hand if I need it.

Then I have a XM Roady I bought an AC adapter for and can listen to Fungus when I need to drown out the grinder or Fred.

I can only listen to rockabilly live, the crapping recordings annoy me.

 

cool, i must have missed it in the six pages i read.

 

Fear.

 

Rocket 350, American Grease
http://www.rocket350.com/

Straight 8s, Casualties of Cool
http://www.straight8s.com/

Speed Crazy, Unsafe at Any Speed
http://www.njspeedcrazy.com/

Kings of Nuthin, Fight Songs
http://www.kingsofnuthin.com/

Roger Miret and the Diasters
http://www.thedisasters.com/

 

This thread just won't go away. I don't remember what's been mentioned anymore, but how about:

The Black Keys
Eagels of Death Metal
Gang of Four
The Ramones
The Clash
Public Enemy

Just the music that's on my mind today.