Tag Archives: psychobilly
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 43: Say Zorch!
A Nigel Lewis spectacular! Tonight Greg Lonesome played songs from all throughout Nigel’s career, even some oddball and rare stuff. If you are a longtime fan of Nigel Lewis you will love this show, and if you are new to … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 42
This weeks show starts off all over the place and morphs into a hardcore punk circle pit! Psychobilly, punk, doo wop, country, glam, pop punk, garage, alternative, hardcore and more!
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 38
Greg Lonesome brings you a shitload of psychobilly this time around, along with a track from the brand new Jim Jones Revue single, some punk rock, mod, cow punk, country, garage, soul and more!
Rock N Roll Manifesto 36
Punk, psychobilly, trash, beat, power pop, and a splash of country and alt-country. Shaken, not stirred.
