The Young Savages (5)

From their official biography on their website : Three young brothers performing real 1950's Rockabilly music just how it was originally intended to be - Raw, Savage and full of youthful energy! Despite their ages (which even when combined, still add up to less than that of many artists performing on the Rock 'n' Roll & Rockabilly scene) Gordon, Tom and David Doel already have a wealth of experience playing real rockin' music. In their school years, they became well know performing under the name Schoolhouse Rock - regularly gigging, making radio appearances and having tracks released on Fury Records. Highlights for the trio included appearing alongside Rockabilly legends Ray Campi and Sonny George. Schoolhouse Rock performed raw and wild rockabilly, in a league with the more senior bands of the scene, but party because of their young ages, and partly because of their name, were sometimes considered something of a novelty band. After a short break from performing as a live band, the Doel Brothers re-invented themselves as The Young Savages, a name which far better suits their untamed style of Raw Rockabilly, and immediately started to be taken more seriously. Already they have signed a management deal and been snapped up by specialist Rockabilly label Raucous Records. Their debut album is fittingly titled 'Untamed' (RAUCD 114) and is produced by Rockabilly heavyweights Boz Boorer (The Polecats) and Ian Speller (Rusti Steel & The Tintax) both of whom also make guest appearances as musicians. 'Untamed' features eleven full-throttle blasts, with nine originals and two carefully chosen covers from Rockabilly Music's rich history.