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-This fantastically original compilation from the Stone Age on the theme of dinosaurs and cavemen brings Bear Family Records® straight to your Halloween party! -33 recordings from the 1950s and '60s, plus kindred spirits from later years. -Including Big Art Peters and his version of Prehistoric Plateau alongside the 1985 rockabilly original of this tune by The Blubbery Hellbellies, plus rockers like Link Wray, Buddy Merrill, Tommy Roe, The Piltdown Men, Tommy Steele and the Royal Teens. -Similarly rare as artifacts from the Jurassic period are some recordings appearing on CD for the first time, such as Dinosaur Cavern by Terry Wayne and The Cave by Gary 'Spider' Webb. -In addition, there are thematic radio movie trailers and theme music from historical television series. -The full-color 20-page booklet includes rare photos and memorabilia and detailed info on each song. Stone Age and dinosaurs are not just classic themes of older B-movies. The film series 'Jurassic Park' in particular is proof of that. The music industry also devoted itself to the topic - and we have compiled the best examples, primarily from the Rock 'n' Roll era, but also from later years in the appropriate style. The CD starts and ends with a version of Prehistoric Plateau. What do both versions have in common? English composer Arthur Billingsley is involved as a musician on both recordings. He was a member of the iconic 1980s band, The Blubbery Hellbellies, which recorded the original in rockabilly style. In 2010, he covered himself as Big Art Peters. Both tracks are highlights and exclusive to this compilation. In addition, there are a lot of little-known artists from the 1950s and '60s like The Pre-Historics, Terry Wayne, and The Majestics, most of their songs appearing here on CD for the first time. Rare recordings like the 1966 movie trailer 'One Million Years BC', the 'Flintstones' theme tune and the 1977 TV highlight 'Captain Caveman And The Teen Angels' round out the program.

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• 1-CD with 20-page booklet, 33 tracks. Total playing time approx. 77 min.

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This set is a lot of fun. That said, there is a real misogynistic, dare I say 'Neanderthal?,' theme to some of the lyrics here... There is plenty of fun music here, anyway. We get a lot of old school rock and roll of various varieties. There are a couple audio trailers, one for a film and one a television show. We even get the theme song to 'The Flintstones.'

     —Gary Hill, 2023-01, Music Street Journal, U.S.A.