Jump Swing From Hell: Live At The Hi-Ball Lounge
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Artist:
Lee Press-on and the Nails
Label: Irasible Records
Category: Music
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Format: Live
Media: Audio CD
UPC: 651047120321
EAN: 0651047120321
ASIN: B000006FDA
Release Date: 1998-09-01 |
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the best of neo-swing
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Recent purchases
Tracks:
- Pickin' Up The Cabbage
- Caldonia
- Big Pants Dance
- Powerhouse
- Deal Me In
- I'm Beginning To See The Light
- Pennies From Heaven
- Mississsippi Darling
- Istanbul (Not Constantinople)
- Five Months, Two Weeks, Two Days (Medley)
- Hot For Teacher
- Sing Sing Sing
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Customer Reviews:
Fast and furious!.......2004-06-24
Lee Press-On and the Nails do have a humor, much more than The New Morty Show. The album is recorded live! Tom Beyer (stand-up bass) played on Mortified album of New Morty Show. It contains mostly well known covers (like Sing, Sing, Sing, Caldonia, Pennies From Heaven, ...) but very fast versions that goes even faster,and three originals (Big Pants Dance, Deal Me In, Mississippi Darling). It includes not mentioned bonus track Jumpin'Jive.
Manic Swing from Hell.......2003-08-05
This album totally bowled me over. It is high-energy, blistering swing and it hits you right from the first note. Even folks who might not be predisposed to big-band or the swing revival of the 90s ought to give this a listen because it brings almost a punk rock mania to big-band classics, rock-and-roll songs you never thought would be covered in a big-band context, and some cool originals.
Highly recommend this CD. It always engenders a response when I throw it on the stereo.
SWING OR DIE, BABY!!!.......2001-06-03
This album seriously kicks!!! I think that Swing is Dead has some cooler songs, but I really like the whole live recording thing. Makes me feel like I'm there. LPN FOREVER BABY!
As entertaining as Hannibal Lecter at a dinner party!.......2001-03-31
'Swing is Dead' is definitely better. That said, this CD is a lot of fun. I got 'Swing is Dead' first, and had the benefit of several months playing it almost constantly to prepare me for this one. Unfortunately, I chose to play it for the first time at work. I'm fairly sure my boss now thinks I'm insane, due to the periodic hysterical giggling emanating from my cubicle as I listened. If you already like LPN, get this CD. They produce classic LPN style along with hilarious commentary, and all while (I suspect) half the band is completely hammered. If you're new to LPN, get 'Swing is Dead' first. You'll be better able to appreciate this one afterwards.
what is this?.......2000-04-04
Do not buy this C.D! I am a swing fanatic, I read about the group in a book. Lee seemed very knowledgable about swing, and also seemed like he would put out a good C.D. When I purchased it I had very high hopes. After about the fifth song I had to take it out. The vocals are terrible, his voice is nassaly and is modeled after bad punk bands. I went back and re-read the interview and found out that infact some of his influences were bad punk bands such as "Gwar." The band modelled thier music after punk so much that it sounded like a punk band with a couple of horns. I know that sounds like a ska band but its not. This band destroyed classic songs like"Powerhouse," and "Sing,Sing,Sing," and "I'm beginning to see the light." The only good thing about the band is that Lee is very,very,very fashionable. Better luck next time,
Felix O'Connor.
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