Blow Your Brains Out: Greatest Jukebox Hits & Dancefloor Favourites

Blow Your Brains Out: Greatest Jukebox Hits & Dancefloor FavouritesAmongst the African American communities of the 1940s Wynonie Harris was a star, probably what we nowadays would like to call a superstar. Strangely as rock & roll gripped the world in the 1950s no one seemed interested in him despite his obvious stature as a founding father of the new genre. It wasnt until the 70s rock & roll revival when bands like The Stray Cats spearheaded a jive dancing rejuvenation that he finally reached a new level of

It was released on December 21

A & B-sides of single – Released as Charisma CB 175 in February 1972

It spans the band's entire career (eight critically acclaimed and highly individual albums over 17 years with 4AD)

8        Under The Boardwalk

2-20 Justin Hinds & The Dominoes– After A Storm 2:36

18 Roy Lee Johnson– The Dryer 2:20

14 Call It What You Want

8 Nettie Moore 6:52

Chunga’s Revenge

It is rare to find an album on which you enjoy every song and play both sides about equally – we believe Lawrence has come up with one – “Mozart’s Mini Mart” is that album

10 Saturday Night Holocaust 4:22

A5 Spiders