The Fireballs The Fireballs (LP, Red Vinyl)

​(Sundazed Music) 15 tracks - red vinyl - sealed original first pressing!

The Fireballs’ self-titled debut captures the band at the heart of their early instrumental rock’n’roll sound. Formed in Raton, New Mexico, the group built its reputation around the distinctive guitar work of George Tomsco and the crisp production associated with Norman Petty’s Clovis studio. Numbers such as “Torquay”, “Bulldog” and “Kissin’” showcase the combination of driving rhythm, sharp guitar lines and catchy melodies that made The Fireballs stand out in the late-1950s and early-1960s instrumental scene. Sundazed Music brought the album back to vinyl in 1996 with the catalog number LP 5016, as a remastered mono edition. This pressing is also presented on red translucent vinyl, giving the record a distinctive collector appeal. For fans of instrumental rock’n’roll, early American beat and classic guitar-driven sounds, “The Fireballs” offers a direct connection to the band’s formative period and remains an essential piece of their early recorded legacy.