The Routers - A-Ooga!!! Stamp & Shake flac album

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Remembered by Mr. and Ms. Average Listener solely for their 1962 Top 20 instrumental "Let's Go (Pony)," the Routers rode that hit to record a surprising wealth of material in the early to mid-'60s, including four albums and numerous singles. This 27-track compilation lives up to the promise of its subtitle "The Best, The Rarest & the Unreleased," including their chart hits (they did have a mild one after "Let's Go (Pony)," "Sting Ray"), some singles that make their CD debut, and four previously unreleased tracks.

Stamp & Shake with the Routers : Let’s Go (Pony), Snap, Crackle and Pop, Snap Happy, Sting Ray, Charge, Ah-Ya, Wild Weekend, Bucket Seats and Boom Ti Boom. Yes, A-Ooga!!!, compiled from singles, album tracks and unreleased material recorded between 1962 and 1964, will take you back to an era of girls, cars and surfing, when anything was possible for a generation of sun-kissed American youth. Although the group’s individual albums were reissued by Collectors’ Choice Music on CD, this marks the first-ever anthology of the Routers’ music

Label - ace (2010) catalogue CDLUX002 format - CD album condition - new & sealed track listing 1. motor city 2. going to the hop 3. my beloved 4. sugar daddy 5. tomorrow and always 6. a love that can never be 7. hungry henry 8. you’D make a fine son-in-law 9. foot stomping time 10. Angel 11. I Know how IT feels 1.

A-OOGA (Micheal Gordon) 24:28 13. Guitar Man (Hazlewood - Eddy) 26:36 14. Wild Weekend (Todaro - Shannon) 28:35 1. Stamp and Shake (John Barry) 43:35 21. AH-YA (Eerest A. Freeman) 45:53. The Ventures - Going To The Ventures Dance Party !

This expanded version marks the album’s first UK release. Although there was a promotional mini-film directed by Dave Levine (who also shot the album cover) and a brief but memorable tour of the north of England supporting the Pogues, it was France where the Deadbeats saw their greatest success. On Tar Beach became New Rose’s second biggest seller (after the Cramps) and the band travelled throughout the country playing to sold-out crowds at venues such as the Rex in Paris, Chez Paulette in Toul and the Heartbreak Hotel in Sète  . A-Ooga!!! Stamp & Shake With The Routers.

Send it to ti. onesopolis. The Routers - A-Ooga!!! Stamp And Shake With The Routers. Happy clappers put their feet down. In their three years together, from 1962-65, The Routers led something of a dual existence: a group of seasoned pros cut the records, while a separate gang of young kids toured under The Routers’ name. Producers Joe Saraceno and Mike Gordon tapped into their earlier Marketts formula for the snappy Let’s Go (Pony), which became one of the more memorable hits of the instrumental era with its often replicated handclap pattern

Interpret: The Routers. Album titlle: The Chuck Berry Songbook (CD). Label COLLECTORS CHOICE.

ACE CD £1. 5 CDLUX008 The Routers: A-Ooga!!! Stamp & Shake With The Routers.

on A-Ooga!!! Stamp & Shake with the Routers. The Routers - Wild Weekend. Wild Weekend (2006 Remaster). The Silver Beats - Wild Weekend - latrinchera. Wild weekend - johnny fortune. Psycho Surgeons - Wild Weekend. Buzzarians - Wild Weekend.