9 thoughts on “ Summertime Rock - The Megatons (5) - Countdown 1.2.3.4 (CD, Album) ”

1. Feb 28,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Digipack CD release of Countdown on Discogs. Label: Rock Paradise - RPRCD 30 • Format: CD Album Digipack • Country: France • Genre: Rock • Style: Rock & Roll, Rockabilly, Garage Rock5/5(1).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Digipak CD release of Countdown on Discogs. Label: Rock Paradise - RPRCD 30 • Format: CD Album Digipak • Country: France • Genre: Rock • Style: Rock & Roll, Rockabilly, Garage Rock.

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3. Artist: The Megatons  Title: Countdown  Style: Rockabilly - White Rock - Rock'n'Roll Songs: 01 - Untrue 02 - Go Big Beat 03 - Sally Ann 04 - Dizzy Miss Lizzy 05 - Brand New 06 - Four O'Clock Baby 07 - What's The Word 08 - Race To The Dead Man's Curve 09 - Maxine 10 - The Woo 11 - I Don't Need You No More 12 - Summertime Rock

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4. Sep 28,  · The Megatons Wild Wild Rockin' from the 50's, Summertime Rock. With Jerry on sax and Steph on bass ex Jokers who played this song in the early 80's, EP 45rpm with the shure shots Rockin' Paris.

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5. CD ROCK PARADISE RPRCD 30 (F) COUNTDOWN - Untrue / Go Big Beat / Sally Ann / Dizzy Miss Lizzy / Brand New / Four O'Clock Baby / What's The Word / Race To The Dead Man's Curve / Maxine / The Woo / I Don't Need You No More / Summertime Rock / Lover, Lover / Baggie Maggie / Marlene / Countdown / Bonus: Wild, Wild Party / Live It Up.

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6. Disc 1 is 74 minutes, heavy on soft rock; D2 is 78 min., a little more rock-y, & has 5 tracks from other 5-disc sets; D3 is 71 min. w/one song from another comp (Kim Wilde, “Kids in America”), & is a bit new wave-y; D4 is 78 min., mostly disco & R&B; D5 is 78 min., mostly R&B. Sound is great & playback volume between tracks is even/5().

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8. [ERA: 70s / Rock'n'Roll, Rock, Pop ] American Graffiti, Happy Days, Grease. The style and the look of the '50s and early '60s were massive in the '70s and Australia had its own piece of the action with Sydney's Ol'55, who burst out of the gate with their debut album Take It Greasy.

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9. Jul 26,  · He’s not wrong. That punch is as strong as can be and still stands up 22 years after the album’s release in spring of And if you remember that summer, “The Impression That I Get” hit No. 1 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart at the end of June. So the summertime credentials are solid.

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