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(MIG Music) 31 tracks, Jewelbox, 2 CDs plus DVD. Live from the German 'Rockpalast' TV... more

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Stray Cats: Live At Rockpalast (2-CD & DVD)

(MIG Music) 31 tracks, Jewelbox, 2 CDs plus DVD.

Live from the German 'Rockpalast' TV shows 1981 and 1983, feat. Dave Edmunds on 2 tracks. It seems the cats are straying again just like three decades didn't pass by since they went popular in the early 1980s! This package comes in brilliant footage and sound quality and shows in its best form that the WDR TV 'Rockpalast' shows with its high mark for sound quality together with the Stray Cats' energetic live performances and a repertoire of crazy Rockabilly stuff mixed with Punk and New Wave influences is the real thing, a killer combination! MM/Bear Family Records

German 'Rockpalast' TV shows 1981 and 1983

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Interpret: Stray Cats
Album titlle: Live At Rockpalast (2-CD & DVD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label MADE IN GERMANY
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0885513906205
weight in Kg 0.4

Stray Cats - Live At Rockpalast (2-CD & DVD) CD 1
01	Baby Blue Eyes (1983)	Stray Cats
02	Double Talkin' Baby (1983)	Stray Cats
03	Rumble In Brighton (1983)	Stray Cats
04	Drink That Bottle Down (1983)	Stray Cats
05	Somethin's Wrong With My Radio (1983)	Stray Cats
06	Built For Speed (1983)	Stray Cats
07	Look At That Cadilac (1983)	Stray Cats
08	Runaway Boy (1983)	Stray Cats
09	Lonely Summer Nights (1983)	Stray Cats
10	Too Hip, Gotta Go (1983)	Stray Cats
11	Stray Cat Strut (1983)	Stray Cats
12	She's Sexy And 17 (1983)	Stray Cats
13	Banjo Time (Foggy Mountain Breakdown) (1983)	Stray Cats
14	The Race Is On (& Dave Edmunds-vcl & gtr) (1983)	Stray Cats
15	Tear It Up (& Dave Edmunds-vcl & gtr) (1983)	Stray Cats
16	Oh Boy! (1983)	Stray Cats
17	Rock This Town (1983)	Stray Cats
18	Sweet Love On My Mind (1981)	Stray Cats
19	Double Talkin' Baby (1981)	Stray Cats
20	Rumble In Brighton (1981)	Stray Cats
21	My One Desire (1981)	Stray Cats
22	Ubangi Stomp (1981)	Stray Cats
23	Drink That Bottle Down (1981)	Stray Cats
24	Storm The Embassy (1981)	Stray Cats
25	Stray Cat Strut (1981)	Stray Cats
26	Fishnet Stockings (1981)	Stray Cats
27	Important Words (1981)	Stray Cats
28	Rock This Town (1981)	Stray Cats
29	Runaway Boys (1981)	Stray Cats
30	Somethin'Else (1981)	Stray Cats
31	Gonna Ball (1981)	Stray Cats

Stray Cats - Live At Rockpalast (2-CD & DVD) CD 2
01	Baby Blue Eyes (1983)	Stray Cats
02	Double Talkin' Baby (1983)	Stray Cats
03	Rumble In Brighton (1983)	Stray Cats
04	Drink That Bottle Down (1983)	Stray Cats
05	Somethin's Wrong With My Radio (1983)	Stray Cats
06	Built For Speed (1983)	Stray Cats
07	Look At That Cadilac (1983)	Stray Cats
08	Runaway Boy (1983)	Stray Cats
09	Lonely Summer Nights (1983)	Stray Cats
10	Too Hip, Gotta Go (1983)	Stray Cats
11	Stray Cat Strut (1983)	Stray Cats
12	She's Sexy And 17 (1983)	Stray Cats
13	Banjo Time (Foggy Mountain Breakdown) (1983)	Stray Cats
14	The Race Is On (& Dave Edmunds-vcl & gtr) (1983)	Stray Cats
15	Tear It Up (& Dave Edmunds-vcl & gtr) (1983)	Stray Cats
16	Oh Boy! (1983)	Stray Cats
17	Rock This Town (1983)	Stray Cats

Stray Cats - Live At Rockpalast (2-CD & DVD) CD 3
01	Sweet Love On My Mind (1981)	Stray Cats
02	Double Talkin' Baby (1981)	Stray Cats
03	Rumble In Brighton (1981)	Stray Cats
04	My One Desire (1981)	Stray Cats
05	Ubangi Stomp (1981)	Stray Cats
06	Drink That Bottle Down (1981)	Stray Cats
07	Storm The Embassy (1981)	Stray Cats
08	Stray Cat Strut (1981)	Stray Cats
09	Fishnet Stockings (1981)	Stray Cats
10	Important Words (1981)	Stray Cats
11	Rock This Town (1981)	Stray Cats
12	Runaway Boys (1981)	Stray Cats
13	Somethin'Else (1981)	Stray Cats
14	Gonna Ball (1981)	Stray Cats

Stray Cats Neo Rockabilly is actually a British invention but the most popular band of its... more

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"Stray Cats"

Stray Cats

Neo Rockabilly is actually a British invention but the most popular band of its genre came from America: Stray Cats! Influenced by the original 1950s heroes such as Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran they soon mixed their sound with New Wave and even some Punk Rock elements.

The band was founded in the summer of 1979 by Brian Setzer (vocal, guitar - now leading The Brian Setzer Orchestra), Slim Jim Phantom (drums – real name James McDonell) and Lee Rocker (upright bass – real name Leon Drucker) under the name 'Brian Setzer & The Tomcats.

The band soon changed its name into 'Stray Cats' and strayed over to Great Britain in June 1980 due to the big European Rockabilly revival with its keystone in the UK and bands such as Matchbox, Polecats, Shakin' Stevens, Restless and many more. Some 45rpm singles and their legendary debut album were produced by the great Dave Edmunds and released by late 1980 and early 1981.

Stray Cats definetly created a new sound within the Rockabilly movement! It happened in spring 1981, I went into a scene store that sold clothes and records at a time. I was there on the upper floor to buy a pair of jeans when some unique Rockabilly sound came to my ears right out of the store's cellar. I rushed downstairs and asked for the band. It was Stray Cats and their classic tune 'Runaway Boys'. I was electrified! It's clear, I went home with the record and left the jeans...

I was never that electrified from a sound (except for Elvis Presley – which is another story)!

1982 saw the band supporting The Rolling Stones on their U.S. tour. 1983 was the touring year worldwide supporting their album 'Rant'n'Rave With The Stray Cats' and in 1984 came the first breakup. Setzer went solo and the other cats founded 'Phantom, Rocker & Slick'. But 1986 saw the first Stray Cats reunion and the album 'Rock Therapy'. They continued to issue albums and to tour around the world up till 1992 when Brian Setzer started his very successful project 'The Brian Setzer Orchestra'. Stray Cats had their next reunion during the years 2003-2004 which produced the live CD album and DVD 'Rumble In Brixton'. They had their final reunion in 2008 touring again around the world. Stray Cats are true legends in the wide world of Rock'n'Roll-Rockabilly! - Marc M/Bear Family Records

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