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PSALM 23112CD
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"30 songs in 69 minutes featuring gang romps, underwater frolics, the liberal use of thigh bones, a snifter of pepper, frogs, drug advice and a wholesome introduction to Arkansas. With The Isley Brothers, Betty Lavett, Marie Knight, Bobby Lee Trammell, Big Jack Reynolds, April Stevens, Titus Turner, (Cousin) Herbert Henson, Wee Willie & The Soulettes and Douglas 'Jocko' Henderson."
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PSALM 23108CD
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"An eclectic collection of unhinged tunes; 50 madcap tracks from the basement of The Cramps' Lux And Ivy's mixed up minds including timeless party anthems, exploitation dance crazes, novelty pop, tragic ballads and rambunctious levity."
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PSALM 23107CD
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"Dramatic, dark and daring jazz compilation collected from a brace of late '50s exploitation movies and TV soundtracks. Featuring the masters of tension Elmer Bernstein and Henry Mancini plus a host of cameos from Miles Davis, Burt Bacharach to Andre Previn."
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PSALM 23103CD
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"A deep delve into the insane world of rockabilly; gathering together over 50 gloriously madcap 45s as collected and celebrated by The Cramps' Lux and Ivy Featuring a string of no hit wonders called Jimmy (or Sonny), a gaggle of tunes about cars, drag racing, drive-by romancing, the cops, the latest dance trends and the wildest of parties Including tunes by Carl Perkins and Ronnie Self plus a veritable bandwagon of super rare and hard to find anthems by the likes of Onie Wheeler, Derrell Felts And The Confederates, Willie Ward And The Warblers, Larry And Dixie Davis and Art Adams And The Rhythm Knights Choc-full of 'bad' attitude, juvenile delinquent requiems and a host of crossover variations including nods to doo wop, honky tonk, hoedown and western swing amid the echoey reverb of detuned guitars and lip curling vocals A never- before imagined experience with Wampus Cats, red hot mamas and rootie toot babies, madmen, chancers and play boys plus a testament to being hit on the head with a frying pan."
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PSALM 23102CD
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"Focussing on the recent resurgence of interest in exotica, space age bachelor pad music and the weird side of easy listening. Both variations of the exotica genre as dug by much loved record collectors The Cramps' Lux And Ivy. Featuring the celebrated masters of the art; Martin Denny, Lex Baxter and Arthur Lyman plus rarities from the jazz world and journeymen exploitation experts including film composer Henry Mancini and sonic explorers Stan Kenton and Phil Moore. One disc of sound effect-infiltrated easy listening plus a fine selection of darker, more intense sounds veering towards the weird and wonderful world of Nexotica. Remastered from the original sound sources with sleevenotes by MOJO magazine's Dave Henderson."
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PSALM 2392CD
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"A double CD 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. Remastered from the original sound sources with sleevenotes by Mojo's Dave Henderson."
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PSALM 2391CD
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"Featuring a disc of suitably inspirational wonky pop music alongside a disc of vintage ambient musings to cater for each and every oblique occurrence. Disc one includes the original versions of Eno covered classics 'Fever' and 'The Lion Sleeps Tonight' along with inspirational sound purveyors as diverse as Little Richard, Gene Chandler, Sun Ra and Moondog along with a gaggle of uplifting spiritual classics. While disc two traces the roots of ambient music from Ornette Coleman and Miles Davis through Daphne Oram and Raymond Scott to Harry Partch and Marcel Duchamp. Which begs the question: 'Why take two jukeboxes into the shower - when you can have it all on one?' Remastered from the original sound sources with sleevenotes by MOJO magazine's Dave Henderson."
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PSALM 239CDY
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"28 tracks forming the rambunctious soundtrack for this cult movie featuring angst-ridden girls with guns in an exceedingly hokey plot line. With dialogue snippets and a host of brash confrontational juvenile delinquent anthems - all taken from the wild and exotic side of the Cramps' crazy collection - it's an epic B-movie. With a cavalcade of tunes about killers, mean women, everyday madness, tongue-tied tantrums, motorcycle mayhem, peroxide-sporting vagabonds and a hopped-up Model Ford. Including cuts from Jerry Lee Lewis, Jackie Dee, Sonny Burgess, Sparkle Moore, Gene Simmons, Marie Knight and a whole host more. Remastered from the original sound sources with sleevenotes by MOJO magazine's Dave Henderson."
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