I just ran across this album which was released earlier in the year. Great stuff.
Here's a description I found on the web, that just about nails the concept.
Although there are bands and artists from numerous genres that can be said to fall under the banners of trash and garage, it is generally accepted that these musical monikers can include just about everything and anything that inspired the 76/77 punk and new wave movement -from the Kingsmen and the aptly named Trashmen, through the Stones, Kinks and Who and onto the Sonics, Thirteen Floor Elevators, Alice Cooper, New York Dolls, Stooges plus a thousand less popular acts. But the roots of Trash and Garage themselves are a whole lot harder to define.
This compilation, the first of its kind, goes some way in providing clues to the impulses that brought about these most riveting and dynamic musical styles. From the rough blues of Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters and T. Bone Walker, through R'n'B masters such as Johnny Guitar Watson, Bo Diddley and Barrett Strong and with selections from classic Rock n Roll, Surf, Girl Groups, the earliest British Beat and many one-off gems.
There is just so much great stuff on here, so here's the track listing with some of my preferred tracks. See what you think.
CD1
1. Ma Rainey – See See Rider [03:17]
2. Blind Blake – Diddie Wah Didde [02:56]
3. Big Joe Williams – Baby Please Don’t Go [02:45]
4. Sonny Boy Williamson – Good Morning Little Schoolgirl [02:59]
5. Nat King Cole Trio – (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 [02:57]
6. Dirty Red – Mother Fuyer [02:25]
7. T-Bone Walker – (They Call It) Stormy Monday [03:00]
8. Tiny Bradshaw – The Train Kept a Rollin [02:44]
9. Johnny “Guitar” Watson – Space Guitar [02:37]
10. Muddy Waters – Hoochie Coochie Man [02:45]
11. Howlin’ Wolf – Smokestack Lightning [03:03]
12. Dale Hawkins – Suzie Q [02:16]
13. Eddie Riff – Ain’t That Loving You Baby [02:15]
14. Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – I Put a Spell On You [02:25]
15. Hollywood Flames – Buzz Buzz Buzz [02:15]
16. The Bobbettes – Mr Lee [02:11]
17. Richard Berry & the Pharaohs – Louie Louie [02:11]
18. Dave Bartholomew – The Monkey Speaks His Mind [02:28]
19. The Aquatones – She’s the One for Me [02:22]
20. Esquerita – Esquerita and the Voola [02:12]
21. The Coasters – I’m a Hog for You Baby [01:56]
22. Little Richard – Heebee Jeebies [02:10]
23. Gene Vincent – Say Mama [02:10]
24. Johnny O’Keefe & the Dee Jays – Wild One [02:15]
25. Chuck Willis – What Am I Living For [02:24]
CD2
1. Huey “Piano” Smith – High Blood Pressure [02:44]
2. Dale Hawkins – La Do Dada [02:33]
3. Link Wray – Rumble [02:25]
4. The Champs – Tequila [02:13]
5. Vince Taylor and His Playboys – Brand New Cadillac [02:35]
Updated 1.10.2012 for the usual reasons.
6. Don & Dewey – Farmer John [02:27]
7. Johnny Kidd & the Pirates – Please Don’t Touch [01:49]
8. Chan Romero – Hippy Hippy Shake [01:40]
9. The Olympics – Hully Gully [03:37]
10. Bo Diddley – Oh Yea [03:05]
11. Larry Williams – She Said Yeah [01:49]
12. The Clovers – Love Potion No 9 [01:52]
13. The Wailers – Tall Cool One [02:30]
14. The Isley Brothers – Shout (Parts 1 & 2) [04:22]
15. The Crickets – I Fought the Law [02:10]
16. Dave “Baby” Cortez – Happy Organ [02:03]
17. Bosstones – Mope-Itty Mope [02:01]
18. The Shirelles – Boys [02:04]
19. Barrett Strong – Money (That’s What I Want) [02:35]
20. Richard Berry – Have Love Will Travel [02:54]
21. John D. Loudermilk – Tobacco Road [02:43]
22. Eddie Cochran – Weekend [01:47]
23. Bobby Darin with Shorty Rogers Orchestra – Beachcomber [02:14]
24. Jessie Hill – Ooh Poo Pah Doo (Parts 1 & 2) [04:22]
25. Gamblers – Moon Dawg [02:14]
