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	Axe and Fiddle, Pub and Grub in Cottage Grove, OR
		Thur July 3 Sour Mash Hug Band, old-time/gypsy, 8 pm $4
		Fri July 4 Glutton Mouth, Brokers Three, dustbowl punkabilly,
		Sat July 5 I-chele and the Circle of Light plus Fearless Love, reggae,
	www.axeandfiddle.com (338 words)

	The Living End - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It has been suggested that Runaway Boys be merged into this article or section.
		The Living End are an Australian punkabilly band.
		To date, they have released four studio albums in Australia, with two going to the number 1 position on the ARIA charts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Living_End (1813 words)

	In Music We Trust - Barnyard Ballers: Punkabilly Invasion
		Well, you get the punkabilly sounds of Barnyard Ballers, San Diego's chaotic punkabilly band that loves to bust out the country as much as they do the punk.
		Some might even call their sound intoxicating, as the alcoholic blood that runs through it seems so much fun you'll feel like picking up a beer, cranking up this album, and having a blast.
		The drums tap and dance with the song, making it even easier for you to get up and just throw caution to the wind and have a great time.
	www.inmusicwetrust.com /articles/19p02.html (489 words)

	Boys with the hoods clean up - www.smh.com.au
		Local hip-hop and punkabilly acts raised some heat amid the icy winds at Livid, writes George Palathingal.
		On to the Main Stage, where a veritable banquet of rapidly rising Oz-rockers (Gelbison, Rocket Science, et al) was served, via trapeze artists braving the wind and the intense performance theatre of the Bangarra Dancers, who gave the day an entertaining, if somewhat tokenly arty bent.
		Yet while Linkin Park and Jurassic 5 may have been the Main Stage's big guns, it was the triumphant Melbourne punkabillys The Living End before them who delivered a textbook set of festival crowd-pleasing stuff: a rousing, celebratory pocket greatest-hits.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/10/12/1065917279681.html (862 words)

	Yam springs out of 'punkabilly' roots
		But a "yam" has descended onto the local music scene and is busy uprooting many overgrown potatoes.
		Formed four months ago, the members of Yam are busy acclimating to their environment, and not doing such a bad job -- the "punkabilly" band recently won big at the annual Battle of the Bands competition run by the Asylum.
		Guitarist Dave Kress said the initial reaction from the band members was immense surprise, considering the considerable talents of the other competing bands.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/1994/04/04-29-94tdc/04-29-94darts-2.asp (617 words)

	Reverend Horton heats it up punkabilly style
		The two bands playing there tried to take the audience back in time a few decades, but succeeded in getting only part way there.
		The Reverend Horton Heat performed an entertaining set of "punkabilly" music -- that is, music based on the revved-up country style popularized in the '50s, known as rockabilly, diluted with the less-subtly channeled energy of '90s "punk."
		The Reverend, and his cohorts, performed a wide array of pseudo-traditional rock 'n' roll songs.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/1997/02/02-07-97tdc/02-07-97d05-003.htm (641 words)

	Welcome to circus punkabilly - Various Punkabilly bands CD (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Welcome to circus punkabilly is a compilation of punkabilly.
		The Punk and Psycho- or Rockabilly Scene has grown together in the last years and so it is no wonder that a lot of 'Billy' Bands have a lot of Punk influences in their sound.
		On this Compilation you find an incredible bunch of 30 Bands who all play Punkabilly.
	www.nervous.co.uk /reviews/wrr111.htm (210 words)

	JET13 RECORDS (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Even the engineer described the recordings as 'Punkabilly with the Sex Pistols in mind' and "The Curse" as one of the nastiest songs he has ever heard in his life!!
		The second release from London based Jet 13 records is low down voodoo sleazebeat punkabilly from a band with a reputation for randomly appearing as demonic crazed clowns.
		Side A offerings "The Curse" and "Firewalker" stalk their way around the turntable in a blaze of twangy guitar, brylcreem and ritual sacrifice.
	www.jet13records.co.uk /Releases/jet002.htm (587 words)

	Rev. Horton Heat, We Three Kings: Christmas Favorites, Information and link page
		A Acoustic B Blues Broadway C Cabaret Celtic Choral Christian Classical Country D E F G Gospel H Hawaiian I J Jazz K L M N New Age Novelty O P Piano Pop Q R RandB Rock S Swing Synth T U V W Western X Y Z Various
		Horton Heat (aka Jim Heath) is all about hellacious, country-tinged punkabilly rock, the sort of blistering music that makes ordinary Christmas tunes jump and sway.
		Edgy and fun, the Reverend's We Three Kings is an exciting mélange of extremely cool traditional numbers handled in an untraditional fashion.
	www.christmasreviews.com /wrevhortonheat.shtml (448 words)

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		And we think you'll agree they do a damn good job of it as well.
		They dip into some other nuances of the genre and at times have influences ranging from Surf Punk to "The Cramps" style gothic Punkabilly.
		For more on Famous In Vegas, visit their excellent website at www.famousinvegas.com
	themusictap.com /Feature/FIV_feature.htm (84 words)

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