From the crates I bring you this jam. It possesses everything I think epitomizes a perfect rhythm and blues instrumental rager: high energy forward moving beat, an organ that perfectly accents the guitars, absolutely wild piano playing, and of course sparse vocals that are encourage the band to keep it moving. A great track. This is the surprisingly the B-side, that A-side is good but not as good as this one.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Tired of being forced to listen to an egotistical singer impress his pompous idealism on you while his supporting band gets overshadowed? Well fear not because I've created a new series of mixes titled "Satan's Fingers," which are going to be compilations of some of the greatest instrumental songs ever written. Vol. 1 is geared to inspire you to break a bottle over the next hipster's head you come across. Grab your chains, grab your bats, these are-- Satan's Fingers!!!
1. Motorhead - Instro
2. John Cameron - Motorcycle Mayhem
3. Davie Allan and the Arrows - Apache '65
4. Blues Creation - Brain Buster
5. Link Wray - Deuces Wild
6. Mar-Keys - Bo-Time
7. Booker T and the M.G.s - Green Onions
8. Don Julian and the Larks - Just Tryin' To Make It
9. Eddie Kirk - The Hawg, Part One
10. Meat Puppets - Milo, Sorghum and Maize
11. Gollywogs (CCR) - Instrumental, No. 1
12. Infest - Fetch The Pliers
13. The Zakary Thaks - Face to Face
14. Jack Nitzsche - The Lonely Surfer
Satan's Fingers Vol. 1
1. Motorhead - Instro
2. John Cameron - Motorcycle Mayhem
3. Davie Allan and the Arrows - Apache '65
4. Blues Creation - Brain Buster
5. Link Wray - Deuces Wild
6. Mar-Keys - Bo-Time
7. Booker T and the M.G.s - Green Onions
8. Don Julian and the Larks - Just Tryin' To Make It
9. Eddie Kirk - The Hawg, Part One
10. Meat Puppets - Milo, Sorghum and Maize
11. Gollywogs (CCR) - Instrumental, No. 1
12. Infest - Fetch The Pliers
13. The Zakary Thaks - Face to Face
14. Jack Nitzsche - The Lonely Surfer
Satan's Fingers Vol. 1
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