The Milkshakes: 19th Nervous Shakedown (Big Beat 1990) CD

The Milkshakes – 19th Nervous Shakedown CD Includes 8 -page stapled booklet with discograhy, runnin time 70:27 min - siisti ja hyväkuntoinen

Label:Big Beat Records – CDWIKD 939 - Ace Records

Format:CD, Compilation

Country:UK

Released:1990

Genre:Rock

Style:Garage Rock, Punk

Tracklist

1It's You

2Please Don't Tell My Baby

3Shed Country

4Pretty Baby (There's Something That You Lack)

5Don't Love Another

6After Midnight

7Seven Days

8Black Sails In The Moonlight

9Cadalina

10You Did Her Wrong

11Shimmy Shake

Written By [Incorrect] – Land*, South*

Written-By [Uncredited] – Armand J. Piron

12Hide And Scatter

13El Salvador

14Jaguar

15General Belgrand

Written-By – Childish*, Brand*, Hampshire*, Wilkins*

16The Klansmen Kometh

Written-By – Childish*, Brand*, Hampshire*, Wilkins*

17Brand New Cadillac

Written-By – Vince Taylor*

18Love Can Lose

19Little Bettina

20I'm The One For You

21Let Me Love You

22Quiet Lives (Main Title Theme)

23Wounded Knee

24I'm Needing You

25The Red Monkey

26Ambassador Of Love

27Can't Seem To Love That Girl

28Cassandra

29The Green Hornet

30Out Of Control

Companies, etc.

• Licensed To – Ace Records Ltd.
• Manufactured By – Disctronics, UK

Credits

• Compiled By – Thee Milkshakes
• Design [Package] – Nick Garrard
• Photography [Front Cover] – Eugene Doyne
• Written-By – Childish* (tracks: 1 to 10, 12 to 14, 18 to 30), Hampshire* (tracks: 1 to 10, 12 to 14, 18 to 30)

Notes

11 is actually a cover of "Shimmy Like Kate" covered The Beatles based on The Olympics' version and originally written by Armand J. Piron

Includes 8 page stapled booklet

Ace Records

No other group since the sixties has captured the exuberance and rawness of the original British beat group sound as well as the Milkshakes. 'Wild' Billy Childish and his merry men released 13 albums as The Milkshakes between 1980 and 1985 and a further 20 albums by spin-off and associated groups such as The Del-Monas, Mighty Caesars & Thee Headcoats, and have in the intervening years, created a veritable cottage industry. Big Beat has always enjoyed a special relationship with The Milkshakes and proudly cement this partnership with the release of this CD of classic Milkshakes.

Thee Milkshakes Biography by Tim Sendra / AMG

When his punk band, the Pop Rivets, broke up in 1980, Billy Childish formed a new group with Mickey Hampshire, a Pop Rivets roadie who had been performing in a group called Mickey and the Milkshakes. The two began writing songs together and released their first LP, Talkin' About, in 1981. With Childish on guitar and vocals, Hampshire on guitar and vocals, Bruce Brand on drums, and Russ Wilkins (later replaced by John Agnew) on bass, the Milkshakes sound was a primitive blend of British beat groups, like the early Kinks at their toughest, and hard-rocking American guitar instrumentalists, like Link Wray. This sound came to be known as the "Medway sound" and Childish has been playing a variation on it throughout his whole career. The Milkshakes were a very prolific group, recording nine records in their six years together. Childish and Hampshire split the lead vocal duties and the band was very much a blend of Childish's primitive songwriting and Hampshire's more melodic leanings. The group also masterminded and backed a Medway girl group, the Delmonas. The Milkshakes broke up in 1984 and Childish, Brand, and Agnew went on to form Thee Mighty Caesars where Childish's raw punk-blues could roam untainted by any semblance of professionalism.

Biography / Wikipedia

Thee Milkshakes , or The Milkshakes , are a British garage rock band , originally from Chatham . They were formed in 1980 by Billy Childish . Like the other bands created by this artist ( Thee Mighty Caesars , Thee Headcoats , etc.), the Milkshakes are one of the leading groups of the English garage revival of the 1980s, along with The Cannibals, The Stingrays and The Prisoners.

After the breakup of his punk rock band The Pop Rivets in 1980 , Billy Childish formed a new band with Pop Rivets roadie Mickey Hampshire, who was playing in a band called Mickey and the Milkshakes . They began writing songs for a debut album, Talkin ' About , in 1981. With Childish on guitar and vocals, Hampshire on guitar and vocals, Bruce Brand on drums, and Russ Wilkins (later replaced by John Agnew) on bass, The Milkshakes' musical style was a primitive mix of British beat groups, such as the early Kinks , and American hard rock instrumentalists, such as Link Wray . According to The Quietus , The Milkshakes "were committing market suicide by releasing too many albums and so decided to release four singles a day . "

The group eventually split up in 1984 , after recording nearly ten albums.

 Members

• Billy Childish – guitar, vocals
• Mickey Hampshire - guitar, vocals
• Bruce Brand - drums
• Russ Wilkins - bass
• John Agnew - bass

Discography

• 1981  : Talkin' About the Milkshakes
• 1982  : 14 Rhythm and Beat Greats
• 1983  : After school sessions
• 1983: Milkshakes IV: The Men with the Golden Guitars
• 1983: Milkshakes in Germany (live)
• 1984  : Nothing Can Stop These Men
• 1984: Showcase
• 1984: They Came, they Saw, they Conquered
• 1984: 20 Rock and Roll Hits
• 1984: The Knights of Trash
• 1985: Milkshakes vs. Prisoners (split)
• 1985: Last Night at the MIC (split with the Prisoners )
• 1986: The 107 Tapes
• 1987: The Milkshakes Revenges
• 1987: Live from Chatham
• 1990: 9th Nervous Shakedown 4
• 1992: Still Talking'Bout Milkshakes!

Notes and references

?Return to top in:a and b (in) Tim Sendra, "  The Milkshakes - Biography  [ archive ]  ", on AllMusic (accessed onJuly 8, 2017) . ? (en) «  Billy Childish - Archive From 1959 Michael Wheeler, July 20th, 2009 12:39  [ archive ]  ”, on The Quietus (consulted onJuly 8, 2017) . ? (in) “  Album of the Week – After School Session by The Milkshakes  [ archive ]  ”, on 50thirdand3rd.com ,December 12, 2016 (accessed onJuly 8, 2017) . ? (in) Tim Sendra, «  The Milkshakes - 19th Nervous Shakedown Review  [ archive ]  ”, on AllMusic (consulted onJuly 8, 2017) .