Country, Label: , (Typ: CD) - In 1967, Lee Hazlewood turned in the tapes for this third solo album for MGM Records. However, although the quirky singer-songwriter was currently in the midst of a...

Hot Rod, Label: Sundazed, (Typ: LP) - Like every great surf combo worth its salt, the Astronauts were fully aware that the dragstrip was only a few miles away from the beach! When it came time to...

Knights of Fuzz, Label: Damaged Goods, (Typ: LP) - 2019 album from Medway's finest psych-beat combo! From humble beginnings 10 years ago as a DIY outlet for Allan Crockford's songwriting ambitions...

Rock'n'Roll: Underground/Independent, Label: , (Typ: CD) - Beast Records compilation from 2014 1 HEAD ON: Changing Shape 2 CHICKEN DIAMOND: Wild Blood Confusion 3 LILITH LANE: I Get Wicked 4...

Rock, Label: Guerssen, (Typ: LP) - Orang-Utan were in fact a London based band called Hunter, featuring vocalist Terry Nobby Clarke (of psych-pop legends Jason Crest), guitar players Mick Clarke...

Rockabilly: 50's, Label: Dee-Jay, (Typ: CD) - On each of these Buffalo Bop anthologies, there's usually at least one song that should be plucked out and featured on a rockabilly best-of. In this...

Rockabilly: 50's, Label: , (Typ: LP) - It's hard to imagine the late Fred Neil as a rockabilly singer, given his reputation as a folksinger and deeply influential songwriter who had his tunes...

Rock'n'Roll: 50's, Label: , (Typ: CD) - Including the original "Mule Skinner Blues" by THE FENDERMEN! 30 great Rock'n'Roll, Teenrockers, Teeny & Hot Instrumentals! THE FENDERMEN: Mule Skinner...

Rock'n'Roll: Underground/Independent, Label: , (Typ: Doppel-CD) - DISC ONE: 1 The Dakotas: Pretend 2 The Young Sisters, The Black Dynamites: Let's Have A Party 3 The Hurricane Rollers: Once...

Rock'n'Roll: 50's, Label: , (Typ: Doppel-CD) - 3 CD Set - This triple album features no less than 54 tracks, the vast majority of which are alternate versions. A unique compilation, never before...

Rock'n'Roll: Underground/Independent, Label: Dirtnap, (Typ: LP) - The last generation of television youth has already crossed puberty, succeeded in malls and 7-11 parking lots and all-ages clubs...