NERVEBREAKERS Politics EP 7" WILD CHILD 1978 US orig+promo WC1001 BARRY KOODA
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NERVEBREAKERS

Nervebreakers are a late seventies / early eighties Texas punk band considered by many to be the first of their kind in the southwest. Like many others of this genre, they started out as a high school garage band doing sixties / early seventies cover songs. What made them unique was their range of material; from the music of the English Invasion to Yummy Yummy bubble gum as well as songs from punk pioneers MC-5 to true blue country artists like George Jones. In the pre - D.I.Y. days of 1978 they self-released the EP “Politics” featuring “My Girlfriend is a Rock”. ”Girlfriend” became a hit in San Francisco, Sacramento and Boston and was later covered by the Angry Samoans and Wool - among others. Other 7 inch gems that followed include “Hijack the Radio” b/w “Why Am I So Flipped” The black and blue vinyl “Girls, Girls, Girls, Girls, Girls” b/w a cover of the obscure Rolling Stones song “I’d much Rather be with the Boys”. The band also contributed two songs “So Sorry” (as the Barry Kooda Combo) and “I Love Your Neurosis” to the local punk rock compilation “Are We Too Late for the Trend” put out by ESR.

"POLITICS EP"

tracklist

Side A: POLITICS - MY LIFE IS RUINED

Side B: I CAN'T HELP YOU - MY GIRLFRIEND IS A ROCK
1978   7"EP     WILD CHILD RECORDS     WC 1001

PRINTED IN U.S.A.    ORIGINAL COPY

PROMOTIONAL COPY

SINGLE COVER + PROMO INSERTS & PHOTO

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL: WILD CHILD - BLACK LABEL - WHITE TEXT

Catalog on cover: none

Catalog on labels: Wild Child 1001 (33295)

Matrix / Runout (Side A): [Tulip Symbol] 33295 1001 A JB

Matrix / Runout (Side B): [Tulip Symbol] 33295 1001 B RE-2 JB

On labels: 33 1/3 RPM   Stereo

Nervebreaker Music (ASCAP)

? Wild Child Records 1978 

On Back Cover: Produced By Clarke Blacker, Thom Edward, and Michael Haskins

Recorded at Highgrove House-Dallas, Texas

grading

RECORD VG+ but  (please, read above description)

SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)



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