Goodbye Boozy
» A small Italian label with a decorated roster.
Goodbye Boozy records is a small label from San Nicolò a Tordino, Italy. The first thing I put out was a CD named Sprut and that was in 1995.
A few years after, Tzadik records made a re-press of this CD as part of its Composer Series, adding other song under the title Giustino di Gregorio.
Later, I put out four cassettes of Italian garage punk bands.This happened between 1996-1998. My favorite format is the vinyl, in particular the 7" format and the music I love most is the American traditional music, so my first single that I put out is The Whittingtons in 1999. After that I put out many other records, mostly of American and Canadian bands.
For a complete discography you can get a look on our Myspace page. But I really like to remember the bands that for the first time came out on vinyl like BBQ (Mark Sultan), Royal Routes, Night Terrors, Gazelles!, King Khan & His Lonesome Guitar, Pindrivers, The Milky Ways, Monitors, The Cheating Hearts, The Suppressors, Choyce, Cocobeurre/Chocolat, Charlie & the Moonhearts, Autodramatics, Thee B-Sides, Red Mass, Useless Eaters, Okie Dokie, Ty Segall and Mikal Cronin, James Arthur, Broken Jugs and Broke Down Engine.
My future releases are a Mikal Cronin 7", Dead Ghosts 7" and Outdoorsmen 7".
Goodbye Boozy Sampler:
01 Party Fowls - STDs
02 Sagger - Mind Wrath
03 Ty Segall - Skin
04 Ty Segall & Mikal Cronin - Pop Song
05 Useless Aeters - Agoraphobic
Download the whole sampler here.
Posted on May 18, 2010. More on: goodbye boozy, ty segall, mike cronin, king khan, mark sultan
