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THE GOLDEN BOYS - thee electric wolfman LP
Produced by Greg Ashley (of Gris Gris) with guest musicians including Ashley, Memphis legend Ross Johnson, and the Spider Bags. Co-released with Alien Snatch Records. The LP is pressed on 180g vinyl and includes free MP3 downloads.
"The Golden Boys are real Texas punk rock. There's no pretention, no etiquette, and there, on the faces of all six nonboys, are huge, stretched-out smiles. Remember when rock & roll used to be fun?" - Austin Chronicle
"The Golden Boys are real Texas punk rock. There's no pretention, no etiquette, and there, on the faces of all six nonboys, are huge, stretched-out smiles. Remember when rock & roll used to be fun?" - Austin Chronicle
Produced by Greg Ashley (of Gris Gris) with guest musicians including Ashley, Memphis legend Ross Johnson, and the Spider Bags. Co-released with Alien Snatch Records. The LP is pressed on 180g vinyl and includes free MP3 downloads.
"The Golden Boys are real Texas punk rock. There's no pretention, no etiquette, and there, on the faces of all six nonboys, are huge, stretched-out smiles. Remember when rock & roll used to be fun?" - Austin Chronicle
"The Golden Boys are real Texas punk rock. There's no pretention, no etiquette, and there, on the faces of all six nonboys, are huge, stretched-out smiles. Remember when rock & roll used to be fun?" - Austin Chronicle
$37.16
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$123.87
$37.16Description
Produced by Greg Ashley (of Gris Gris) with guest musicians including Ashley, Memphis legend Ross Johnson, and the Spider Bags. Co-released with Alien Snatch Records. The LP is pressed on 180g vinyl and includes free MP3 downloads.
"The Golden Boys are real Texas punk rock. There's no pretention, no etiquette, and there, on the faces of all six nonboys, are huge, stretched-out smiles. Remember when rock & roll used to be fun?" - Austin Chronicle
"The Golden Boys are real Texas punk rock. There's no pretention, no etiquette, and there, on the faces of all six nonboys, are huge, stretched-out smiles. Remember when rock & roll used to be fun?" - Austin Chronicle
