Off White Records: VARIOUS ARTISTS - HOT GENERATION! 1960S PUNK FROM DOWN UNDER (CD)

CD released: Jul 29, 2002

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Tracklisting:

1.	The Hot Generation - The Sunsets
2.	Im Still Mad At You - The Soul Agents
3.	How Can It Be - Tony Worsley And The Fabulous Blue Jays
4.	Good Evening Girl - Johnny Young
5.	Every Minute Of You - Marty Rhone And The Soul Agents
6.	I Call My Woman Hinges - Steve And The Board
7.	Keep Me Satisfied - Russ Kruger
8.	She Does Everything For Me - Robbie Peters
9.	No - Tone Mccann
10.	Im Gonna Try - The Purple Hearts
11.	Naughty Girl - The Showmen
12.	Watch Out - The Id
13.	All Over You - Tony Worsley And The Fabulous Blue Jays
14.	See The Way - The Black Diamonds
15.	Go To Him - Ray Brown And The Whispers

16.	The Pogs Theme - The Pogs
17.	Im Feeling Sad - The Morloch
18.	I Want - Steve And The Board
19.	Peace Of Mind - The Lost Souls
20.	Saturday Date - Toni Mccann
21.	Ill Make You Cry Too - The Fabulous Blue Jays
22.	Leave Myself To Me - The Southern Gentlemen
23.	With Me - Normie Rowe And The Playboys
24.	(aint It) Strange - Ray Brown And The Whispers
25.	Beat It - Tony Cole
26.	I Feel Good - Greg Anderson
27.	No More Moanin - Tony Barber
28.	Not This Time - The Black Diamonds
29.	High Time Baby - Peter Doyle
30.	Why Why Why - The Dave Miller Set

VARIOUS ARTISTS

HOT GENERATION! 1960S PUNK FROM DOWN UNDER

Label:	BIG BEAT
Cat No:	CDWIKD216
Barcode:	0029667421621
Packaging:	CD Jewel Case

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'Hot Generation' is devoted to theunique Antipodean brand of vintage garage punk and includes many classics of the era, and also a good quantity of little-known gems and tracks previously not reissued anywhere, The flavour of the punk genre down under encompassed much the same ingredients as its beat/R&B scene - snotty vocals, abrasive guitars and attitude galore, coupled with sterling songcraft and a mod-fuelled class that sounds as good today as it no doubt did then, Well-known punk exponents like the Purple Hearts, Lost Souls, Showmen, Morloch and Tony Worsley are featured, but there's plenty of more obscure but equally ear-bending tracks like the incredible "I'm Still Mad At You" by the Soul Agents, "Watch Out" by the Id and a fuzz-heavy take on Spencer Davis' "High Time Baby" by future New Seeker (!) Peter Doyle.