This is one of those brilliantly uncomfortable privately pressed records that hides in garages and thrift stores across the USA.The Rockin' Rollin' Blues Band (seriously that was the best name they could come up with) belt out ten amateurish dive bar anthems,most resembling more popular songs.From what I can tell by the cover, the band was comprised of some gnarly biker dude on guitar, some stoner on bass, and one of their ol' ladies on vocals (presumably that fox in the "Spoiled Rotten" shirt.) The cover shows two different drummers, one male and one a broad. I imagine that label heads in 1973 weren't exactly chomping at the bit to sign the Rockin' Rollin' Blues Band so the band just gave a collective "fuck it," and released Wild & Untamed themselves. Oddly enough, the music of the RRBB wasn't all that wild or untamed, even though the members look like they were well versed in pharmaceutical amphetamines, wife swapping, beating up squares, and generally bad shit.This album might make you feel like you are in a shithole peckerwood bar in some assfuck town and you have stayed too long trying to score drugs,or poontang,or both,but there is nothing here for you, man, just boredom and perhaps a punch in the face if you're lucky.
Credits:
Rudy Tamez - Bass
Vic Pizarrd - Drums
Billy Guitar Thoos - Lead Guitar, Lead Vocals
Michelle Krause - Lead Vocals
Tracklist:
01. Motorcycle Rider 05:04
02. Hey, Good Lookin Mama 02:25
03. Baby Since I Left You 03:03
04. Little Girl 02:43
05. Pretty Little Mama 02:34
06. Don'tYa Throw It Away 02:44
07. Boogie Woogie Blues 02:55
08. Sunday Morning Blues 03:23
09. Baby 03:20
10. I Once Had A Lover 08:09
Thanks for this, I like getting copies of these obscure albums.
ResponderExcluirHi Bob, I also have a predilection for these obscure albums of rock blues bands, especially those from the late sixties and early seventies. A hug my comrade !!
ResponderExcluirHuumm, parece ser coisa boa !!
ResponderExcluirJuli, eu gosto.
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