theres gotta be another one out there who likes this stuff, some of my fav bands include

The meteors
Reverend Horton Heat
Tiger army,

pretty cool stuff, never heard of it? do a mp3 search and achieve audio enlightenment

I love spending the night in the box............
Jimmy

theres gotta be another one out there who likes this stuff, some of my fav bands include

The meteors
Reverend Horton Heat
Tiger army,

pretty cool stuff, never heard of it? do a mp3 search and achieve audio enlightenment

Don't know of the others, but love Reverent Horton Heat. Check out a magazine called 'No Depression' - full of that type of stuff. Not just psychobilly, but alt.country whatever. Opens minds.

http://www.nodepression.net/

Best,

Wiggy

I have always thought of psychobilly as a extreme form of rockabilly. I like the Rev., but most of these groups are a bit to far out there for me.

http://www.wreckingpit.com/

-Dave

its basically rockabilly with a touch of punk.... horton heat there big tall woman is the ultimate song to open up any rock gig with.... it doesent matter people love it!

I guess about as close as I get to that is a dose of Webb Wilder every now and then.........

Oh, yeah !! Webb & the Beatnecks, and let's all be sure to Wear Glasses if You Need 'em !-Sandy G.

Oh, yeah !! Webb & the Beatnecks, and let's all be sure to Wear Glasses if You Need 'em !-Sandy G.

Webb and the boys put on one HELL of a live show.............

jeez you guys, go get some stray cats, tiger army, even horrpops would suffice! come on!

Hey there do these count? They've been in rotation in my stuff for years:

Los Straitjackets
The Hellecasters
Cigar Store Indians
Reverend Horton Heat
Wayne Hancock
Deke Dickerson
James Intveld
The Belmont Playboys
Jason & The Scorchers

You're not alone.

thank god...... i was beginning to go insane..... all we need now is little footers that say "AK's Wrecking Crew"

...I hear ya, but it's just that Charlie Feathers does it for me better....

DUDES!......

The Cramps....fer cryin' out loud...

shrinkboy

Gator -- Reachin' back to the great and lost Mr. Feathers! Not to forget the very early Charlie Rich. And the original prototype for punkabilly thereafter and forevermore: Jerry Lee Lewis.

In the straighter rockabilly style (just didn't have the amps like the Rev Horton Heat), but really stretching it, we can't forget Paul Burlison or Link Wray & His Ray Men.

Ever hear of The Shakin' Pyramids from mid-70s England? Rockabilly buskers of the first order. Along the more modern vein, how about Robert Gordon? or Billy Hancock & The Tennessee Rockets? or Danny Gatton?

Then the original wild men: Billy Lee Riley (Flyin' Saucers Rock'n'Roll, Red Hot) Johhny Carroll, Buddy Covellle, or the Rockin' Saints ("Just cheat on me baby, until you can't cheat no more!")

You ain't got a pulse (or a mean bone in your body) if this stuff doesn't move you.

Yep, sounds like we're pretty much on the same page here...the band I used to play guitar in regularly played numbers by Feathers, Joe Clay, Jody Reynolds and the like - "Stutterin Cindy" was always a blast, you just can't beat the chorus...

I dont know if it qualifies as Psychobilly, but it is definitely some punk-blues: John Spencer Blues Explosion (now just Blues Explosion).

Sure agree on the Cramps. Could add The Paladins, The Tail Gators and early Leroi Brothers. Early Blasters. Even work in some X tunes.

Wouldn't Junior Brown squeak into this category somewhat too? Some of his tunes anyhow.
Second the motion on Wayne Hancock.
For just straight-up rockabilly, you got to check out Cave Catt Sammy. If they come to your town, see the show.