Red Rockers-Condition Red-1981
The Red Rockers were a great punk band from New Orleans who took their name from the Dils song of the same name. Inspired by groups like the Clash, Stiff Little Fingers and the Dils, they started off as the Rat Finks doing cover tunes of aforementioned groups, then changed their name and released the "Guns of Revolution" single before moving to San Francisco. There they hooked up with 415 Records and put out this great LP in 1981. Despite popular claims, this was not produced by Jello Biafra, something which has been constantly perpetrated on rare punk lists for years. He does, however, sing backing vocals on their punk-country cover of "Folsom Prison Blues.
red rockers - condition red - 01 - guns of revolution
red rockers - condition red - 02 - teenage underground
red rockers - condition red - 03 - peer pressure
red rockers - condition red - 04 - can you hear
red rockers - condition red - 05 - grow up
red rockers - condition red - 06 - know what i think
red rockers - condition red - 07 - dead heroes
red rockers - condition red - 08 - folsom prison blues
red rockers - condition red - 09 - condition red
red rockers - condition red - 10 - hold on.mp3
red rockers - condition red - 11 - white law
red rockers - condition red - 12 - live or die
3 comments:
this is nice.. thanks dave
Great stuff. We had the RR's play Valentine's Day 82 at college. They even briefly attempted a few bars of Free Bird in jest.
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