As only they can, Ace of London and compiler Brian Nevill, in their release It's A Gas, not only provides you with both sides of their one hit but the rest of their Downey/Dot catalogue of music as well, including previously-unreleased sides such as Freight Train, Strawboss and Why Did You Make Me Cry?, cuts from their LP, their release for Highland Records and one much later when they reformed as The Interns (the original band broke up in 1965)." ~ George O'Leary
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01. The Rumblers - Boss Drums.mp3
02. The Rumblers - Poor Boy.mp3
03. The Rumblers - Wockytok.mp3
04. The Rumblers - Slippin'.mp3
05. The Rumblers - Summertime Blues.mp3
06. The Rumblers - Son Of Boss.mp3
07. The Rumblers - Sorry (For The Way I Treated You).mp3
08. The Rumblers - Sweet Potato.mp3
09. The Rumblers - Bashful.mp3
10. The Rumblers - Rumbling.mp3
11. The Rumblers - Underwater.mp3
12. The Rumblers - Slingshot.mp3
13. The Rumblers - Harlem Nocturne.mp3
14. The Rumblers - Rumblin' & Stumblin'.mp3
15. The Rumblers - Nervous Set.mp3
16. The Rumblers - Charger.mp3
17. The Rumblers - Wedgee.mp3
18. The Rumblers - Saxwax.mp3
19. The Rumblers - Till Always.mp3
20. The Rumblers - Boss Blues.mp3
21. The Rumblers - Walkin' With The Boss.mp3
22. The Nylons - Gospel Truth.mp3
23. The Rumblers - Lost Weekend.mp3
24. Bel Canto's - Lots To Learn.mp3
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