Dizzy Elmer, This Bad Dog - 35m 48s

Tracks & Durations

1. Dizzy Mo	2:13
2. 16 Tons	3:10
3. Fannie Mae	2:34
4. Love Me	2:10
5. You Got Two	2:48
6. Big Legged Woman	2:30
7. Wizzle Diggy	2:34
8. Darlin' Come Home	2:12
9. To Be With You	3:12
10. Don't Come Back Knockin'	2:32
11. Where You Been?	2:43
12. Could She Kiss	2:16
13. Honky Tonkin'	2:11
14. This Bad Dog	2:33

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Review

Known around the Northwest Rockabilly Club circuit for their wild crowd-gathering live shows, Dizzy Elmer, with the help of long-time Big Sandy and the Fly-Rite Boys member, Wally Hersom, in the producers chair, have poured out their pompadoured souls into 14 highly catchy tracks. From the intense Gene-Vincent-on-Benzadrene vocal delivery by singer/guitarist, Jethro Grady on the self-penned opening track, Dizzy Mo, to the dark, moody 'This Bad Dog' with Skeeter Joplin driving the song like a locomotive to the base-slappin' western swing style of 'Fanny Mae', this strong debut album keeps the listener guessing and surprised from track to track. This is good clean down-home American Rockabilly excitement at it's best, recorded on vintage equipment by a band with a flair for melody and talent to spare.

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