The Vince who’s art adorns T-shirts, record covers, walls and skin the world over is back to bother your ears. This time he lets loose with full on voodoo rockabilly abandon, this where Vince Ray seems most at home. This platter is really a split release, the first nine tracks Vince is part of a basic trio and is howling the vocals and getting some really nasty, in the rockabilly goodness sense of the word, tunes out of his battered Gretsch, the rhythm section includes Little Man Kurt from the Grit on slappin’ bass who pile drives things along . The material is nothing new but delivered in a style all Vince’s own and just oozes all the good things rockabilly should be about, sex, drugs, booze and fast motors.
The last eight of the 17 tracks are out and out rockabilly from Vern Vain & the Blue Vains (with a name like that how can you fail) Vince takes the guitar duties and fuck he can twang it while Vern croons songs about bartenders, poker and hillbilly hellcats, seriously what more could you want?
Simon Nott









Says Vince, 'We dug up tracks from the vaults with Vern Vain and the Blue Vains,including a long lost 7'' ep recored for Raucous many moons ago and added some new tracks with Gaff and Kurt
(he of the mighty GRIT).

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