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01. THE MILKSHAKES - She'll Be Mine
02. THE MILKSHAKES - Pretty Baby
03. THE MILKSHAKES - For She
04. THE MILKSHAKES - I Want'cha For My Little Girl
05. THE MILKSHAKES - Ruhrgebeat
06. THE MILKSHAKES - After Midnight
07. THE MILKSHAKES - Bull's Nose
08. THE MILKSHAKES - Shed Country
09. THE MILKSHAKES - Don't Love Another
10. THE MILKSHAKES - Tell Me Where's That Girl
11. THE MILKSHAKES - Can'tcha See
12. THE MILKSHAKES - Love You The Whole Night Through
13. THE MILKSHAKES - Nothing You Can Say Or Do
14. THE MILKSHAKES - I Say You Lie
15. THE MILKSHAKES - Shimmy Shake
16. THE MILKSHAKES - I Can Tell
17. THE MILKSHAKES - Tell Me Child
18. THE MILKSHAKES - Goodbye Girl
19. THE MILKSHAKES - More Honey
20. THE MILKSHAKES - Soldiers Of Love
21. THE MILKSHAKES - El Salvador
22. THE MILKSHAKES - Let's Stomp
23. THE MILKSHAKES - Hide And Scatter
24. THE MILKSHAKES - Jaguar
25. THE MILKSHAKES - That Girl Of Mine
26. THE MILKSHAKES - You Can Only Lose
27. THE MILKSHAKES - Little Minnie
28. THE MILKSHAKES - Cadillac
ARTIST
TITLE
Talking 'Bout... Milkshakes! / After School Session
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
DAMGOOD 4567CD DAMGOOD 4567CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
12/9/2016

Damaged Goods present a CD reissue of two classic beat albums by The Milkshakes, Talking 'Bout... Milkshakes! (1981) and After School Session (1983). The Milkshakes were mainly Mickey Hampshire (guitar/Vox), Billy Childish (guitar/Vox), Bruce Brand (drums) and Russ Wilkins (bass). When punk group The Pop Rivets broke up in 1980, Billy Childish joined forces with Mickey Hampshire, who was a Pop Rivets roadie. The two began writing songs together and the group released their first LP, Talking 'Bout... Milkshakes! in 1981. With Childish and Hampshire sharing guitar and vocal duties, Bruce Brand on drums, and Bertie on bass (later replaced by Russ Wilkins then John Agnew), the Milkshakes's sound was a primitive blend of British beat groups, like the early Kinks at their toughest, and hard-rocking American guitar instrumentalists, like Link Wray. This sound came to be known as the "Medway Sound" and the core members have been playing a variation on it throughout their whole careers.