Hellbillys
| Hellbillys | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Oakland, California |
| Genres |
Psychobilly Metal |
| Years active | 1989 – present |
| Labels |
Split Seven Planet Records |
| Website | www.hellbillys.com |
| Members |
Scary Demonic Dan Rockn Rick J.J. Jenkins |
| Past members |
Johnny Tabaltix Gary "Gut-X" Gutfeld Ezra "Chicken Stomper" Daly Marcus Henderson Cary "The Count of Dismemberment" Kirk Stark Raving Brad |
- For the Norwegian country rock group, see Hellbillies.
Hellbillys is a psychobilly band from Oakland, California. The band formed in 1989 and on their MySpace page they claim to be "the longest running Psychobilly band in the states.".[1]
Lead singer Scary also plays in a Misfits tribute band called Plan 9. Guitarist Dan Watson also played in Hexx. The Drummer is JJ Jenkins. Rockin' Rick is the original and current bassist again after living in England for several years where he played for Demented Are Go and then The Hangmen.
Their cover of "Blast Off" appears on the 2006 psychobilly compilation Go Cat Go! A Tribute to Stray Cats.
Discography
Albums
- Land of Demons (Planet Records)
- Torture Garden (1995)
- Cavalcade Of Perversions
- Blood Trilogy Vol. 1 (FOAD, 2001)
- Blood Trilogy Vol. 2 (Split Seven, 2004)
45's
- Rhythem and Ooze (Dionysus Records)
- Knocked Up and Gun Crazy (Ragin Records)
- It's Alive (Bottle Cap Records)
- Evil (Dionysus Records)
Compilations
- Songs the Cramps Taught Us (Jungle Noise Records)
- Rumble Party Vol 3 (Fury)
- Rumble Party Vol 5 (Fury)
- Freeways To Skinner Kat
- I've Got My Friends
- Hotter Than Hell (Hairball 8)
- Go Cat Go! A Tribute to Stray Cats (Hairball 8, 2006)
References
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