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Brian Setzer
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Surf Dog
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Rockabilly Riot: Live from the Planet
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Thunderous rock 'n' roll on live album from Stray Cats founder and guitarist/vocalist, Brian Setzer
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Stray Cats:Rumble in Brixton
80's rockabilly outfit the Stray Cats have recently returned with a new live DVD and CD, 'Rumble in Brixton'. Philip Vincent welcomes their return, but finds little new or essential except for die-hard fans
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80's rockabilly outfit the Stray Cats have recently returned with a new live DVD and CD, 'Rumble in Brixton'. Philip Vincent welcomes their return, but finds little new or essential except for die-hard fans