Label: Go Fuzz!

Released 9/12/2025

Manic fuzzed out instrumentals, mind blowing high-energy rock´n`roll, mysterious exotica, and more in this wild compilation of ass-kicking biker movie soundtracks. 14 gems taken from 14 greasy biker movies filmed between 1966 and 1971. An eye-opening collection of mostly forgotten treasures. Get ready for a wild ride with this compilation gathering a bunch of amazing '60s/early '70s biker movie soundtracks. Starting with the classic that defined the whole genre (Davie Allan & the Arrow´s "Blues Theme") this record is, of course, drenched in delicious fuzz madness, but it doesn´t stop there: from the mind-blowing high-energy bust that is "Changes" by the East-West Pipeline, to none other than the king of exotica, Les Baxter, this is a fascinating and roaring trip filled to the top with gasoline fueled hits! Featuring Mike Curb, The Man-Eaters, The Sidewalk Sounds, Simon Stokes And The Nighthawks, Jeff Simmons, Eddie And The Stompers, Lenny Stack, Harley Hatcher, The Sunrays, The Other Side, and Stu Phillips. 

Track listing:

1. Davie Allan & the Arrows - Blues Theme (from The Wild Angels, 1966)
   
2. East-West Pipeline - Changes (from Angels Die Hard, 1970)
   
3. Mike Curb - The Young World (from Teenage Rebellion, 1967)
   
4. The Man-Eaters - Get Off the Road (from She-Devils on Wheels, 1968)
   
5. The Sidewalk Sounds - The Born Loser's Theme (from The Born Losers, 1967)
   
6. Simon Stokes And The Nighthawks - Ride On Angel (from Outlaw Riders, 1971)
   
7. Les Baxter - Chain Fight (from Hell´s Belles, 1969)
   
8. Jeff Simmons - Naked Angels Theme (from Naked Angels, 1969)
   
9. Eddie And The Stompers - The Stomper's Ride (from The Glory Stompers, 1967)
   
10. Lenny Stack - The Duel (Parts 1 and 2) (from C.C. & Company, 1970)
    
11. Harley Hatcher - The Chase Is On (from Satan's Sadists, 1969)
    
12. The Sunrays - Hellcats (from The Hellcats, 1968)
    
13. The Other Side - Wild Rebels (from The Wild Rebels, 1967)
    
14. Stu Phillips - Friendly Fuzz (from Run, Angel, Run, 1969)