Tag Archives: rockabilly
Rock N Roll Manifesto 53
#53 brings you back to the “normal” format for the Rock N Roll Manifesto, songs from many genres being played together. This time there’s some glam, punk rock, hardcore, R&B, soul, country, garage, rockabilly, psychobilly, Americana, cow punk, trash, etc.
Rock N Roll Manifesto 51
Manifesto #51 brings you a shitload of classic country, some rockabilly, blues, cow punk, trash, beat, garage, punk rock and more!
Rock N Roll Manifesto 48
Not bad for winging it! Sometimes the shows you throw together at the last minute turn out really good and make you wonder why you spend lots of time putting together a show ahead of time. This, I think, was … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 47
Once again, all over the place and the world is better for it. Get your fix of music from all over the genre spectrum- hardcore, punk, rockabilly, psychobilly, rock n roll, soul, r&b, blues, country, cow punk, beat, garage, trash, … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 46
Greg Lonesome is back with the usual format of playing stuff from all over the musical spectrum on this episode of the Manifesto. 50’s rock n roll, R&B, Soul, garage, punk rock, rockabilly, alt-country, country, hardcore, psychobilly, 60’s psyche, pub … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 41
Overtime! The Manifesto ran a bit long tonight, so there’s about 40 minutes extra in this episode. People were hanging out and giving requests and it was a lot of fun! This play list is all over the place, maybe … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 40
Just a NORML episode of the Rock N Roll Manifesto where Greg Lonesome plays stuff from all over the board, but with quite a few songs thrown in for this, the 20th day of April.
Rock N Roll Manifesto 39
Some requests, some new stuff and a short rant in support of gay marriage thanks to a great song I found by the Attractive Eighties Women. Some psychobilly, rockabilly, 50’s rock & roll, punk, hardcore, R&B, doo wop and more!
Rock N Roll Manifesto 35
Another mixed bag of goodies. Punk rock, hard rock, country, soul, R&B, rockabilly, psychobilly and some Irish tunes for the St Patty’s Day crowd.
