The Milkshakes - Black Sails (In The Moonlight) (1982)
As described on the back cover - "a rollicking beat for this vaguely reminiscent number." Not to be confused with Red Sails in the Sunset.

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The Milkshakes - Black Sails (In The Moonlight) (1982)
As described on the back cover - "a rollicking beat for this vaguely reminiscent number." Not to be confused with Red Sails in the Sunset.
Can't Seem To Love That Girl - Thee Milkshakes
1984
Rough garage pop charm
A perfect example of Billy Childish’s approach to songwriting: short, melodic, jangly, and tense.
Billy Childish's rig with The Milkshakes, early '80s
Spex (Musik Zur Zeit) (1982)
The Milshakes
Take me back, take me way way way back, a los Beatles “punk” de Hamburgo, ¿verdad, Childish- Milkshakes? Su versión de “Red Hot” de Billy “The Kid” Emerson (aunque siempre creí que era de Billy Lee Riley) destila sudor y naturalidad, y lo mismo “Shimmy Shake” o “Shimmy Like Kate” de los Olympics, que Bowie recuperó en los setenta en medley con “Footstompin’”.
Hippy Hippy Shake - The Milkshakes
1983
Double the Shake!
Chan Romero’s rock ’n’ roll firestarter gets a raw Milkshakes jolt — all grit, twang, and wild energy packed into one joyous blast.
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