VA - Intoxica! Strange And Sleazy Instrumental Sounds From The SoCal Suburbs (2013)

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Title: Intoxica! Strange And Sleazy Instrumental Sounds From The SoCal Suburbs
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Ace Records
Genre: Rock'n'Roll, Surf Rock, Blues Rock, Instrumental Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 01:00:44
Total Size: 347 mb
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Tracklist:

01. The Rumblers - Night Scene
02. The Del Rio Bros - Se Acabo
03. The Hustlers - Eight Ball
04. Ed Burkey - Night Rider
05. The Pastel Six - Bandido
06. The Rumblers - Here Comes The Bug
07. The Blazers - Sound Of Mecca
08. Ginny & the Gallions - Hava Nagila
09. The Hustlers - Migraine
10. Chuck Higgins - Night Scene
11. The Pastel Six - A Week From Tuesday
12. The Hustlers - Inertia
13. The Hindus - Theme Of Etiquette
14. The Rumblers - Blockade aka That's It
15. Ed Burkey - Dreams Of Downey
16. Little Caesar & the Ark Angels - Ghost Of Mary Meade Part 2
17. Ginny & the Gallions - Third Man Theme
18. Chuck Higgins - Water Wheel
19. The Rendells - Hot Licks
20. The Hindus - Frenzy
21. Ed Burkey - Rosemary's Baby aka Apache Ghost
22. The Nylons - Maid 'N Japan
23. The Nevegans - Russian Roulette
24. Stories In Sound - Space Battle

This is the first in a series presenting the Downey output by genre. Interestingly, the first compilation out of the gate is an instrumental collection, but not a surf comp. (Everyone knows Pipeline, but theyll just have to wait). The Downey vaults have been trawled thoroughly in order to bring straight-from-the-masters quality (and in doing so, discovering that the released sides were only the tip of the iceberg).

This collection features instrumentals from the young bands from the California beach communities and as far east as Las Vegas; cabaret acts from the lounges of Lake Tahoe and Palm Springs; mixed in with some great R&B names who used Downeys studio and cut some fine instrumental of their own. The theme that links them is a quirky sense of drama and fun, a certain sleaziness, a movie theme creativity, and all recorded in an experimental fashion the equal of Joe Meek, who was working contemporaneously in London.

This collection will appeal to instrumental collectors, who have to have all sax/guitar tracks they dont yet have, and this comp has oodles of rare sides and seven unreleased gems. They will be familiar with the likes of the Revels, Rumblers, Nevegans and Hustlers. At the same time it has appeal for the lover of lounge-sleaze.


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Many thanks for lossless.