Les Cramps, Pour l'Amour d'Ivy
| Publisher | Julie Editions |
| Cover/Jacket Design by | Jack O Leroy |
| About/Subject | The Cramps |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | French |
| Location | France |
| Copyright | 2009 |
| Pages / Font | 320 pages |
| ISBN | 978-2952918619 |
| Notes | Coming out from nowhere in the middle of punk years, the Cramps gave birth to a real blood icing noise. Who take shape in between the dirty walls of infamous CBGB or on the scene of the well more established Max’s Kansas City. Fed on rockabilly, sixties garage, Link Wray and bloody B. movies, they’re the only real parents of psychobilly. The only ones, too, since their first album, to have treated Rock’n’Roll like a sacred music. Something they’ve never betrayed in more than thirty years. Leaving New York for Los Angeles and slidin’ from Hammer and Herschell Gordon Lewis to Russ Meyer and Paris-Hollywood. Giving the free world the more shameless beat since Mae West retreat. Long a gallery of astounding partners, the Cramps from now on are mainly Lux and Ivy business, indestructible union, in both in and out stage, leading some people to reconsider trash culture as another form of art. Sole and almost immortals. Flawless incarnation of what Rock’n’Roll should never have ceased to be. Sex and cheap thrills ! colour cover, black and white interior including 11 original draws. Also 18 pages with previously unpublished pictures in black and white and colour. |
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