The Very Best Of The Stray Cats: Rumble in Brixton

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all my favorite toe tapping music!!!

Good tight three piece band! Brian can really play!! Upright bass and the drummer keep it moving. All their hits. A few you’ll recognize from the early days of MTV . All killer no filler. I recommend this album. The 50’s meet punk!!

Shipped quickly, great collection of songs. Very enjoyable list to be blasting in backyard parties.

This album blew me away. I hadn't heard any Stray Cats for some time, but I sure remember the exitment this New York trio generates when they play live. This live double album was recorded in 2004 at London's Brixton Academy and is somewhat a comeback/reunion effort after 25 years in the business with a hiatus in between. This trio is just awesome, the unbelievable guitar playing of Brian Setzer, Lee Rocker's impeccable timing and the ultimate stand up man on bass Slim Jim Phantom make this comeback album a testament to their choice of musical genre I.e 'rockabilly'. These guys were born to play live and I for one will make it a personal quest to see them play one more time. I would like to sum up with some hip or eloquent phrase but really there is no need, the proof is in the pudding.

rockabilly at it's best

What's not to love here? The Stray Cats back in the days of the 80's were flat out tearing it up because they were with out a doubt the real deal. I saw them live at a SDSU field event in the summer of 83. They were one of many acts that opened up for the Police. I lost track of them but when I saw this collection I just had to get it. I'm a big fan of Brian Setzer and his guitar playing skills A must have if you like me are a fan of one of the 80's greatest rock bands....

Stray Cats are still the best out there. These guys just have chemistry together. Brian Seltzer is an amazing guitarist and singer. He like SRV have a passion and played their style. Go cats go. God bless them for sharing music.