Ray Condo & His Hardrock Goners - wild rockabilly and retro-country from Canada.
1.Ice cold water 2.Honky tonk mind 3.Catty town 4.No use talkin' 5.Lover come back to me 6.Barroom crazy 7.Pepstepper's stomp 8.Tomorrow night 9.Great shakin' fever 10.I'm coming home 11.Hold me baby 12.Whoa mule 13.Way out there 14.Mister who 15.Sinner 16.I wish it had been a dream 17.Bitter tears 18.Done gone crazy 19.Blast off 20.Crazy mixed up world 21.Hot 'n' cold 22.The sinister urge 23.Skala bop baby 24.Jolie Ti Catin 25.Your true love 26.Pocketful of rainbows.
Ray Condo & His Hardrock Goners
Canadian band - good 'straight rock'n'roll/rockabilly'. Plays well. This was Ray Condo's first album, and arguably his best. The instrumental, 'Pepstepper's stomp', is pretty strange, and must be a VERY old tune, conjouring up images of eastern Europe somehow. Overall, though, the title's a bit of a misnomer. This CD rocks! Sure, it's all covers, but The Hardrock Goners are not just playin' em to sound authentic - they ATTACK the songs (and that TRULY makes it authentic!).
The Original lineup of the Hardrock Goners featured Clive Jackson on bass, Edgar Bridwell on violin, Peter Sandmark on drums, Chris Dean on banjo, Eric Sandmark on lead guitar and Ray Condo on acoustic guitar and lead vocals. Ray Condo moved on to Vancouver in 1992, where he started up Ray Condo and The Ricochets. Ray died in 2004 aged just 53.
Ray Condo & His Hardrock Goners - wild rockabilly and retro-country from Canada.