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A welcome re-press for this classic 12 track CD; a favourite best-seller on our legendary Psychobilly series label. The Long Tall Texans' have great success of recording and touring all over Europe with their mix of pure rockabilly and dancey ska music.
Recording information: 811 Studio, Sussex, England.
Personnel: Gary (guitar, background vocals); Doug Shepard, Jimmy (guitar).
Audio Mixer: Roger Tebbutt.
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