Three Tune Tuesday ~ The Cramps ~ Lux Interior ~ Birthday Boy #61 [Eng-Pt]
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Good morning, everyone!
Welcome to another edition of TTT! Today I bring you the sixty-first birthday boy... His stage name is Lux Interior, or Luxury Interior, and he was one of the two founding members of the band “The Cramps.”
Born on October 21, 1946, the American musician Erick Lee Purkhiser met his wife in Sacramento in 1972 while he was hitchhiking.
This legendary couple would go on to develop the entire psychobilly genre.
This musical genre is the perfect blend of late 70s punk and rock, and 50s American rock and roll and rockabilly. Strongly inspired by and interconnected with the horror film industry, it often deals with disruptive themes such as violence, sexuality, and much more...
The psychobilly genre emerged when Johnny Cash did it in his song “One Piece at a Time” in 1976... At the time, it was an explosion of novelty, and everyone was hooked on this new approach.
For today, I chose three songs by the band “The Cramps” to illustrate the great influence that this innovative band brought to the music scene!
See you next week, friends!
Cheers🍀
Bom dia, a todos!
Bem vindos a mais uma edição do TTT! Hoje trago o sexagésimo primeiro aniversariante... E de seu nome artístico Lux Interior, ou Luxury Interior, e foi um dos dois membros fundadores da banda "The Cramps"
Nascido a 21 de Outubro de 1946, o músico estado-unidense de seu nome Erick Lee Purkhiser, conheceu a sua esposa em Sacramento, quando em 19721 quando estava estava à viajar à boleia.
Este casal mítico, viria a desenvolver toda psychobilly.
Este gênero musical é a perfeita mistura entre o punk e o rock do final dos anos 70, e o rock and roll e o rockabilly norte-americano dos 50. Fortemente inspirado e interligado à industria cinematográfica das películas de terror, com ligação frequentes a temas disruptivos, como a violência, o a sexualidade e muito mais...
O gênero psychobilly surgiu quando Johnny Cash em sua canção “One Piece at Time" o fez em 1976... Na altura foi uma explosão de novidade, e todos ficaram colados a essa nova abordagem.
Para hoje, escolhi três temas da banda "The Cramps" para ilustrar a grande influência que esta banda inovadora trouxe à cena musical!
Até à próxima semana, amigos!
Bem Hajam🍀
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Source for this post: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cramps
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Nice choice to feature The Cramps in this TTT post!
I'm a fan and your first pick, Goo Goo Muck, is one of my favorite songs.
I'm not sure how many of today's youth knew of The Cramps until the Netflix hit Wednesday featured Goo Goo Muck in Season 1, three years ago. Wednesday, played by Jenna Ortega does a memorable dance to the song, and clips of it went viral.
But not everyone knows that The Cramps covered Goo Goo Muck. It was originally done by Ronnie Cook and the Gaylads in 1962. There is a YouTube video that uses the video from the Wednesday dance scene but swaps in the original Goo Goo Muck. Might be of interest to some readers of this post, so here it is.
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These are all great tunes.
That was a killer choice for TTT — Lux Interior really brought something wild and fresh to rock. Love how you described psychobilly as that perfect blend of punk, rockabilly, and horror flair ! @xrayman