VARIOUS - Las Vegas Grind Vol 7 - Vinyl (LP)

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Las Vegas Grind Vol 7(LP)

Jazzman

Cat: JMANLP 105. Rel: 21 Jan 19
50s/60s/Rock'n'Roll/Rhythm & Blues

Side 1 - Track 1. The Savoys - Blo Jangs Side 1 - Track 2. Low Rocks - Snooker Side 1 - Track 3. Frank Scott - She Said Side 1 - Track 4. Gay Papa - Gay Pappa's Cha Cha Side 1 - Track 5. B Bubba - I'd Rather Swish Than Fight Side 1 - Track 6. The Escorts - Lttle Big Horn Side 1 - Track 7. UBs Group - Sneaky Pete Side 1 - Track 8. The Abstracts - The Beard Side 2 - Track 1. Louie & The Fat Men - Fat Man Side 2 - Track 2. Leo Valentine Trio - Behind The Outhouse Side 2 - Track 3. Los Virreyes - El Pato Side 2 - Track 4. Alonzo & Boppers - Juicy Melon Side 2 - Track 5. Bob Moore & The Temps - Braggin Side 2 - Track 6. Little Louie & The Finger Cymbals - Shirley Side 2 - Track 7. The Original Spacemen - Gemini Rock Side 2 - Track 8. The Y-Dells - Sneakin' Away

Between 1988 and 2000, the shadowy crew behind the Strip label put out six volumes of "Las Vegas Grind", a compilation series celebrating sleazy - and usually undeniably obscure - rhythm and blues, rock and roll and novelty lounge records from the 1950s and '60s. Here the series returns thanks to Jazzman, who somehow managed to to track down the digger responsible - and his eccentric record collection. From skewed surf-rock and low-slung rhythm and blues to comedy big band swing, rousing proto-funk and "Rocky Horror Picture Show" style madcap stompers, the album offers a whirlwind romp through some seriously good - and not to mention especially silly - gems rescued from dollar bins, dumpsters and yard sales the World over. Do yourself a favour and check it out.