The Shakin' Pyramids (album) explained

The Shakin' Pyramids
Type:	Compilation
Artist:	The Shakin' Pyramids
Cover:	Theshakinpyramids.jpg
Released:	1983
Genre:	Rockabilly
Label:	Rock 'n Roll Records
Prev Title:	Celts and Cobras
Prev Year:	1982
Next Title:	Reeferbilly Blowout
Next Year:	2001

The Shakin' Pyramids is a compilation album from the Scottish Neo-Rockabilly group The Shakin' Pyramids, released shortly after the group's disbandment in 1983 by Rock 'n Roll Records, a Scotti Brothers Records subsidiary. The album features ten tracks: five from their 1981 debut album, Skin 'Em Up, and five from their second and final album, Celts and Cobras, released in 1982. Although normally billed as a trio, live and session bassist Dave Rivett joins the band on the album cover.

Track listing

Side A:

1. "Take A Trip"
2. "Tennessee Rock 'n' Roll"
3. "Teenage Boogie"
4. "Alright Alnight"
5. "Cry Cry Kitten"

Side B:

1. "Pharaoh's Chant"
2. "Quit and Split"
3. "Just Rockin'"
4. "I Got A Baby"
5. "Pretty Neat Come On"
6. "Let's Go"^[1]

Personnel

• Davie Duncan – lead vocals
• James G. Creighton – guitar, background vocals
• "Railroad" Ken McLellan – guitar, background vocals
• Dave Rivett – bass guitar^[1]

Notes and References

1. http://www.discogs.com/Shakin-Pyramids-Shakin-Pyramids/release/1891139 The Shakin' Pyramids (album) at discogs.com