Destination Crampsville: Finest in Demented Rock: Destination Crampsville: Finest In Demented Rock N Roll Rabid Rockabilly & Oddball JD Pop / Various Supply

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Destination Crampsville: Finest in Demented Rock: Destination Crampsville: Finest In Demented Rock N Roll Rabid Rockabilly & Oddball JD Pop / Various
Title: Destination Crampsville: Finest In Demented Rock N Roll Rabid Rockabilly & Oddball JD Pop / Various
Artist: Destination Crampsville: Finest in Demented Rock
Label: Righteous
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929989221
Genre: Rock

UK two CD set consisting of wild and irreverent music as preferred by The Cramps’ Lux and Ivy. A vintage splattering of thunderous rock ‘n’ roll, deranged teen pop, juvenile delinquent idealism, ridiculous new dance trends, jump blues, demented rockabilly and simply strange instrumentals. Covering high school etiquette, sensually transmitted rock ‘n’ roll fever, angst and radicalism via plenty of maniacal performances, Destination Crampsville is a steamy sax-powered assault on the senses begging the question – how did these three minute salvo’s ever get thought up. Featuring The Ikettes, Little Eva, Tiny Bradshaw and Bobby Parker amid the oddball Don Eee (real name!), Guitar Gable and the wonderful Gin Gilette; it’s a cavalcade of rare and rambunctious tunes. Also includes several indecipherable lyrical excursions.

Tracks:
1.1 Chicken Rock – Scott Wood and His Band
1.2 She Can Rock – Little Ike
1.3 Big Foot – Googie Rene
1.4 Black Saxs – Danny Zella and His Zell Rocks
1.5 Cherokee Dance – Bob Landers with Willie Joe ; His Unitar
1.6 Head-Hunter – Johnny Otis
1.7 Congo Mombo – Guitar Gable and the Musical Kings
1.8 Certainly All – Eddie Jones (Guitar Slim)
1.9 The Tingle – Jackie Weaver
1.10 Johnny Get Angry – Shelley Fabares
1.11 Wyatt Earp – the Marquees
1.12 Flip, Flip – the Vons
1.13 The Spook – Pete Drake
1.14 Strange Enchantment – Leo Diamond’s Orchestra
1.15 Keep Your Hands Off My Baby – Little Eva
1.16 Mysterious Teenage – the Vels (With the Tim Whittset Imperials)
1.17 Wadlle, Waddle – the Bracelets
1.18 I’m Blue (The Gong Gong Song) – the Ikettes
1.19 Little Joe – Jack Day
1.20 Chili with Honey – Danny Bell and the Bell Hops
1.21 Native – Bob Callaway ; the Chicks
1.22 The Roach – Gene ; Wendell (With the Sweethearts)
1.23 Gumbo Mambo – the Larke Sisters with Freddie Johnson and His Orchestra
1.24 She’ll Never Let Him Go – Gin Gillette
1.25 Love Slave – Bart Mattson
1.26 Koko Joe – Don and Dewey
2.1 She’s Mine – Johnnie Strickland
2.2 The Gorilla Walk – Sascha Burland
2.3 Rock ; Roll Fever – Gene Ray
2.4 Stop at the Hop – Don Eee
2.5 Arrow of Love – the Six Teens (Featuring Trudy Williams)
2.6 Sugar Girl – Sonny Til’s Orioles
2.7 Skin Tight – the Basil Kirchin Band
2.8 Hardtop Race – George Stogner
2.9 I Got School – Scott Miller
2.10 Smoochin’ in the Sewer with Louie – the Empalas
2.11 Crazy Billboard Song – the Miller Sisters
2.12 Crazy Talk – the Loafers
2.13 Cool It – the Mad Plaids
2.14 Hide ‘N’ Go Seek, Parts 1;2 – Bunker Hill
2.15 The Train Kept A-Rollin’ – Tiny Bradshaw
2.16 Watch Your Step – Bobby Parker
2.17 The Bird – the Dutones
2.18 The Cat – Rod Willis
2.19 Mr Were-Wolf – the Kac-Ties
2.20 Blood Rare – the Mad Plaids
2.21 Women and Cadillacs – the Nite Riders
2.22 Wild Kisses – Hal Hooper (With Danny Goul and His Quintette)
2.23 Primitive Love – Tom Reeves
2.24 I’m Buggin Out, Little Baby – Donny Lee Moore
2.25 You Yum Yum Yitty Yitty Yea – the Dodd Sisters
2.26 Train to Satanville – Gin Gillette