S5E221 - The Cramps 'Songs The Lord Taught Us' with Brook Dorsch

<p>Formed in 1976 by husband-and-wife duo Lux Interior and Poison Ivy, <strong>The Cramps</strong> forged their own unique niche in the early punk movement with their raucous brand of rock-n-roll psychobilly. This week's guest, art gallery owner and music fan <strong>Brook Dorsch</strong>, brings us their debut full-length <strong>'Songs The Lord Taught Us'</strong>.<br /> <em>"Well, come on little mama, let's tear this damn place up!"</em></p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>Human Fly</em> - The Cramps; <em>Dark Entries</em> - Bauhaus; <em>Health Fanatic</em> - John Cooper Clarke; <em>The Ballad Of El Goodo</em> - Big Star; <em>Teenagers From Mars</em> - The Misfits; <em>TV Set, Rock on the Moon, Garbageman, I Was a Teenage Werewolf</em> - The Cramps; <em>Rumble</em> - Link Wray; <em>Sunglasses After Dark</em> - The Cramps; <em>Ace Of Spades</em> - Link Wray; <em>The Mad Daddy, Mystery Plane</em> - The Cramps; <em>Terror Couple Kill Colonel</em> - Bauhaus; <em>The Way I Walk</em> - Robert Gordon; <em>Goo Goo Muck</em> - The Cramps; <em>The Monster Mash</em> - Bobby Pickett; <em>Zombie Dance, What's Behind the Mask</em> - The Cramps; <em>Strychnine</em> - The Sonics; <em>Strychnine, I'm Cramped, Tear It Up, Fever, Lonesome Town</em> - The Cramps</p>