Check stock after changing quantityOther Products ｜The Detroit Cobras – Early Archive Bundle
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A complete set of The Detroit Cobras’ first '45's, bringing together the band’s earliest releases in one lot.
The set includes the singles Village of Love/Maria Christina, released on Human Fly Records (1996), Over To My House/Down In Louisiana, self-released on Black Mamba Records in original yellow vinyl (1996), and Ain't It a Shame/Slum Lord, released on Scooch Pooch Records (1996).
Led by founding guitarist Mary Cobra (Mary Ramirez) and the late Rachel Nagy, The Detroit Cobras earned an international following by reinterpreting overlooked soul, R&B and garage rock singles from the 1950s and 1960s. Their raw, energetic performances and impeccable song selection made them one of the defining bands of the modern garage rock revival, influencing countless musicians while introducing a new generation to forgotten classics.
Several of these pressings have become increasingly difficult to find on vinyl, making a complete set particularly desirable for collectors.
This set comes directly from the personal collection of Mary Cobra, offering exceptional provenance from the guitarist who helped create the records.
Brand:Mary CobraSKU:NYC_MC_024Tags:product_auction
The set includes the singles Village of Love/Maria Christina, released on Human Fly Records (1996), Over To My House/Down In Louisiana, self-released on Black Mamba Records in original yellow vinyl (1996), and Ain't It a Shame/Slum Lord, released on Scooch Pooch Records (1996).
Led by founding guitarist Mary Cobra (Mary Ramirez) and the late Rachel Nagy, The Detroit Cobras earned an international following by reinterpreting overlooked soul, R&B and garage rock singles from the 1950s and 1960s. Their raw, energetic performances and impeccable song selection made them one of the defining bands of the modern garage rock revival, influencing countless musicians while introducing a new generation to forgotten classics.
Several of these pressings have become increasingly difficult to find on vinyl, making a complete set particularly desirable for collectors.
This set comes directly from the personal collection of Mary Cobra, offering exceptional provenance from the guitarist who helped create the records.
Brand:Mary CobraSKU:NYC_MC_024Tags:product_auction
