"The CELLMATES, comprising certain members of The Go-Katz, were a very lively and edgy Neo-Rockabilly quartet. The sound is excellent, the original compositions (certain parts recall The Scanners a bit, certain rhythms in the style of Restless) and their covers are well done ('Riot in cell block number nine' in bluesy rockabilly and a superb version of 'Blue moon baby'!). In brief, you have here one of the ten best albums of British neo-rockabilly." Translated by Kaptain Zorch from www.gopsycho.com.
These tracks date from 1990. The Cellmates were Steve Orbell, Kevin Downes, Mark Moffat and Nick Whitfield.
The Cellmates - On parole
| Road to riches (Whitfield/Downes/Orbell/Moffat) Soft Option Music | Eyes that didn't care (Whitfield/Downes/Orbell/Moffat) Soft Option Music | ||
| Blue moon baby (Fatalsky/Rawe) Vogue Music/Chappell-Morris | The hustler (Whitfield/Downes/Orbell/Moffat) Soft Option Music | ||
| The contract (Whitfield/Downes/Orbell/Moffat) Soft Option Music | Riot in cell block no.9 (Leiber/Stoller) Leiber/Stoller Music | ||
| Lady seduction (Whitfield/Downes/Orbell/Moffat) Soft Option Music | Russian roulette (Whitfield/Downes/Orbell/Moffat) Soft Option Music | ||
| On parole (Whitfield/Downes/Orbell/Moffat) Soft Option Music | Get a kick (Whitfield/Downes/Orbell/Moffat) Soft Option Music | ||
| Nobody's guy (Lindsay/Monastesse) Service Pub. Co. BMI | Tallulah (Whitfield/Downes/Orbell/Moffat) Soft Option Music |