Buzzsaw Joint was born of a club offering Londoners the chance to revel in the sounds of deliciously trashy rock’n’roll in all its perverse forms. Club top-cat, Fritz, then took the primitive Buzzsaw sounds online with a series of savage Mixcloud mixes created by record fiends from all over the globe. Now the high-octane energy of Buzzsaw Joint has manifested into the physical form with a run of compilations on Stag-O-Lee Records. Get your ears around the weird’n’wild sounds of the extraordinary and inimitable Buzzsaw Joint!
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Cut number nine reveals Double Agent 7’s top-secret tactics. Music festival stage regulars, the London-based DJ duo have a long-running monthly residency at one of the capital’s hippest bars where they make it their Mission45 to spin 50s/60s R&B floorfillers all night long. Not to mention their cross-border operations, hitting hotspots in Berlin, Paris, New York, Los Angeles, Barcelona and Bangkok. On top of all that, in collab with singer Annie Bea, under the code name DA7, they’ve released two of their own recordings, Dopamine Fiend and Luxury Kills. Bravo team, mission complete!
Tracklisting:
Side A
1. Margaret Lewis - Somethin's Wrong Baby (RAM) 1961
2. Billy (The Kid) Emerson - I Never Get Enough (Mad) 1962
3. Classie Ballou - Crazy Mambo (Nasco) 1957
4. Gone All Stars Feat. Buddy Lucas - The Gee Gee Walk (Gone) 1958
5. Elroy Peace & Bow Ribbons - Quick Like (Trans-Continental) 1959
6. The Cadillacs - Holy Smoke Baby (Josie) 1958
7. George Young - Can’t Stop Me (Mercury) 1958
8. Johnny Chef - Can’t Stop Moving (Fire) 1961
Side B
1. The Utopians - Dutch Treat (Imperial) 1962
2. The Shondells - My Love (King) 1962
3. The Electras - Boo Babe (Infinity) 1962
4. Johnnie & Joe - You Said It And Don't Forget It (Chess) 1960
5. The Pendletons - Itchy Bon Mash (Rendezvous) 1962
6. The Cleftones - Lover Boy (Gee) 1958
7. Roy Lee Johnson - Black Pepper Will Make You Sneeze (OKeh) 1962
8. Bettye Smith - My Love Is Gone (Imperial) 1961
