Various Artists – Splitsville Confidential

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Artist: Various

Album: Splitsville Confidential 7″

Label: Splitsville

Year: 1997

Genre: Compilation

RIAA Radar Status: SAFE

Encoder: iTunes v10.0

Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz

Codec: LAME V-0

Avg Bit Rate: 278 kbps

Posted by: Betelgeuse

Description / Review:

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Re-rip of the previous version put up a couple weeks ago which was too fast.

Royal Pendletons:
Out of New Orleans comes The Royal Pendletons with their first long player Oh Yeah, Baby, produced by the band and Alex Chilton (Box Tops, Big Star), recorded in 1995. This record has a great live in the studio vibe, if you dig a mix of garage/frat/surf with a pumping Farfisa organ you will love this one. Unfortunately this is out of print at this time, snooze you lose.

Exotic Aarontones:
And I like the fax I got about the Exotic Aarontones gig tonight at Johnny’s Rockin’ Bistro in Casselberry. Tongue in cheek (I presume), the Aarontones call themselves ”one of the most horrible forms of punishment ever devised by man, the stupidfyin’ sounds of the Exotic Aarontones.” Cool.

Impala:
Impala was formed in Memphis, TN in the early 1990s. Their first long player, El Rancho Reverbo, was co-produced by the legendary Roland Janes (Jerry Lee Lewis’ guitar player and session player at Sun Records) at Sam Phillips Recording Service. After receiving rave reviews and gaining exposure playing one-niters across the South East, Impala was picked up by West Coast label, Estrus Records. The band’s first release on Estrus was Kings of the Strip, recorded at famed Easley Studio in Memphis. Following the release of this album, Impala toured relentlessly, appearing at Garage festivals such as Garage Shock, Sleezefest, Crap Out and Dixie Fried and appearing on shows with guitar legends Dick Dale and Davie Allen and the Arrows. Over the past decade numerous films and television shows have featured the band’s music. Most notable is Impala’s arrangement of Henry Mancini’s “Experiment in Terror” in the George Clooney’s, Chuck Barris biopic, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. After few years hiatus, the band has reformed with the addition of former Afghan Whigs drummer, Paul Buchignani and Bobby “Blue” Bland sideman, Marc Franklin on trumpet and keyboard. Look for new recordings soon.

Track Listing

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[01/04] Hot Rod Dissertation (The Royal Pendletons) (1:39) 291 kbps 3.44 MB

[02/04] The Gooch (The Exotic Aarontones) (2:27) 283 kbps 4.98 MB

[03/04] Cozy Corner (Impala) (2:07) 259 kbps 3.95 MB

[04/04] Louise (Fortune & Maltese & The Fabulous Pallbearers) (1:54) 278 kbps 3.79 MB

Total number of files: 4

Total size of files: 16.17 MB

Total playing time: 08:07

Generated: Saturday, October 16, 2010 7:27:16 PM

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