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The Klub Foot Kicks Back

Various · 1987

Лейбл	Dojo
Каталожный №	DOJOLP53
Формат	Винил, LP, Сборник
Дата выпуска	1987
Страна	Великобритания
Жанр	Рок
Стиль	Psychobilly, Garage Rock, Рокабилли
Штрихкод	5013428020531

Треклист

	Rip It Up
	Transvestite Blues
	Long Black Shiny Car
	The Cave
	Pass It On
	Crazy 'N' Wild
	Escalator
	Low Down
	Action Woman
	Let's Wreck
	Al Capone
	Robot Riot
	Sweet Little Sixteen
	Ballroom Blitz
	Shake It Up
	Legend Of The Lost
	Gonna Love Ya

Видео

Участники

Engineer, Edited By: Pete Gage

Lacquer Cut By: Porky

Photography By: Coneyl Jay

Photography By: Harry Metcalfe

Photography By: Nigel Van Beek

Photography By: Tim Wilkins

Producer: Pete Gage

Sleeve: Bal Croce

Компании

: Head Music Publishers Ltd.

: Nine Mile

: The Cartel

: Castle Communications PLC

: Peter Maurice Music

: Head Music Publishers Ltd.

: Copyright Control

: Rockin' Music

: Nervous Music

: Jewel Music

: Chappell

: State Music

: Hammersmith Clarendon

: Pumacrest Mobile

: Rak Mobile

: Berwick Street Studios

: Madhouse Studios

: Porky's Mastering

: Orlake Records

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Barcode	5 013428 020531
Barcode	5013428020531
Matrix / Runout	DOJO + LP + 53 +A QUICK CHANGEOVERS CRAIG? TALL PRIMEVAL BOYS. ORLAKE A PORKY PRIME CUT.
Matrix / Runout	DOJO LP 53 B² A PORKY PRIME CUT. ORLAKE

Примечания

The best of Stomping At The Klub Foot vols 1, 2, 3, 4 plus exclusive new tracks. This release has a slightly different front cover than the following release with the same catalog number: [r=473535]. The difference occurs at the bottom left hand corner. This release has artists in a plain white box. The aforementioned release has them in a red/yellow stripy box. Otherwise this release has identical rear cover, inner sleeve and labels. Issued with a printed inner sleeve with pictures of bands and memorabilia. Recorded at The Clarendon Hotel, Hammersmith, Sept '84, Aug '86. Mixed at Barwick Street, and Madhouse Studios. Mastered at Porky's. Credits & liner notes on the back-cover. © 1987 Castle Communications. Made in England.