(Psychobilly) King Kurt - Дискография /12 релизов/ (1982-2002) MP3 (tracks), 128-320 Kbt/s

1. Zulu Beat (7"version)
2. Mack The Knife (remixed version)

1. Billy
2. Back On The Dole

1. Destination Zululand
2. Banana Banana
3. Mack The Knife
4. Jesus Lives
5. Road To The Rack And Ruin
6. Billy
7. Alcoholic Rat
8. Back On The Road

1. America (...What A State)
2. Jungle Feet
3. High And Mighty

1. Pumpin Pistons
2. Nervous Breakdown
3. Billy
4. Road to Rack 'N' Ruin
5. Do the Shag
6. Kneebone Knock
7. Momma Kurt
8. Horatio
9. Big Daddy
10. Lucky Pride
11. Bowland Fen Decoy
12. Alcoholic Rat
13. Slammers
14. Back on the Dole
15. All Right Mother
16. Poppa Wobbler
17. Billy Silly Billy

1. The Land Of Ring Dang Doo
2. Zulu Beat
3. Gather Your Limbs
4. Horatio

1. Destination Zululand
2. Zulu Beat
3. Bo Diddley Goes East
4. Mack The Knife
5. Wreck-A-Party Rock
6. The Land Of Ring Dang Do
7. America
8. Goats And Monkeys
9. Banana Banana
10. Billy
11. Road To Rack'n'Ruin
12. Slammers

1. 69 Heaven
2. Sick Black Cadillac
3. Stomp
4. Jungle Feet
5. Bye Bye Baby
6. Momma Kurt
7. Zulu Joe
8. New Club
9. Humpin' In The Backseat
10. Martian Momma
11. Loud And Dirty
12. Fuck Off Status Quo

1. She's As Hairy
2. Road To Rack'n'Ruin
3. Kneebone Knock
4. Destination Zululand
5. Billy
6. Banana Banana
7. Ghost Riders In The Sky
8. The Shag
9. Lonesome Train
10. Alcoholic Rat
11. Horatio
12. Mac The Knife
13. Slammers
14. Gather You Limbs
15. Nervous Breakdown

1. Zulu Beat
2. Destination Zulu Land
3. Bo Diddley Goes East
4. Hound Dog
5. Wreck A Party Rock
6. Ghost Riders In The Sky
7. Gather Your Limbs
8. Rockin Kurt
9. Lonesome Train
10. Mack The Knife
11. Oedipus Rex
12. Do The Rat
13. She's As Hairy
14. Mack The Knife (12'' Remixed Version)
15. Wreck A Party Rock (12'' Extended Version)
16. Banana Banana
17. The Screaming Abdabs
18. Ape Hour

1. Move On
2. Train Kept A Rollin'
3. Too Much of a Good Thing
4. Cajun Weekend
5. Shark
6. First Cock's Crow
7. Friends
8. Hey, Mr. Bartender
9. Big Black Cadillac
10. Poor Man's Dream
11. Howdy, We're Your Neighbours!
12. Indian Bad Day
13. Friendless
14. My Business

1. Alcoholic rat
2. Road to rack'n'ruin
3. Billy
4. Momma Kurt
5. Slammers
6. Nervous breakdown
7. Horatio
8. Back on the dole
9. Martian Momma
10. Jungle feet
11. Bye bye baby
12. Fuck off Status Quo
13. Banana banana /live/
14. Kneebone knock /live/
15. Destination Zululand /live/
16. Mac the knife /live/

King Kurt were formed in 1981 by Jef Harvey (v), guitarists Paul Laventhol (called Thwack) and John Reddington, Bert Boustead (b), Rory Lyons (d) and school boy Maggot on a borrowed Sax. They were originally known as Rocking Kurt and the Sour Krauts (so named because they used to give away sauerkraut at the early gigs to the audience). Jef left the band in 1982 to go to Birmingham and Gary Cayton (called Smeg) was found in Brighton to take over lead vocals. The 6 piece combo hit the Psychobilly scene with their very special sound, humor and style who´s tunes would still be appreciated over two decades later.
Their first independent release was "Zulu Beat", backed by "Rockin Kurt". In 1983 their popularity had increased and they were signed to Stiff Records. Their debut album "Ooh Wallahwallah", was produced by Dave Edmunds and the first outtake "Destination Zulu Land" reached No 36 in the BBC charts. (They even appeared on "Top Of The Pops"!)
King Kurt toured extensively, they were also big in Europe, USA and Japan. Their gigs were real spectacular: on stage drinking games usually started off the night with many willing volunteers getting up to drink beer through a long tube, they threw buckets of coloured slime over the crowd and band members gave haircuts to the audience for 20p.
At the end of 1984 Reddington and Bousted had departed. Jim Piper (g) and Dick Crippen (b) came in. Their next album Big Cock hit the no.50 of the UK charts in March 1986. Around 1987/1988 the band split up, but King Kurt were touring again from 1992-1996, with a lineup consisting of Smeg, Paul, Maggot and two new members, Billy and Daniel.