Mark Armstrong

"Ford cars were an affordable drive, and from the late 1940s onwards youths customised them into hot rods with twin pipes and a Columbia butt. For you folks who don't dig the jive, that's two carburettors and an overdrive.The thirty song album 121 Years Of The Ford Car is a rockin' tribute in music to Henry Ford's designs." The Atomicat Records Anniversary series shines its headlights onto Henry Ford's company and celebrates 121 Years Of The Ford Car (ACCD147). "Well gather around friends while I tell you a story about a Model-A Ford." In words and music, we explore Ford cars' influence and appearance in music. This album is dedicated to Henry Ford's dream and the brand which became synonymous with the "Fabulous Fifties." The Ford Motor Company was founded by Henry Ford on the 16th of June 1903, and in that year the company produced the first Model-A car. Atomicat Records celebrates 121 years of the Ford car with thirty songs, one of which is from 1948, and the remainder are sourced from the years 1952 through to 1962. The featured songs were inspired by the automobile whether in title, verse, or simply the artists took the group name from a Ford model. The album's music is sourced from several genres; jumping Rhythm & Blues, beatie Rock 'n’ Roll, rustic Hillbilly, and sweet Doo-Wop.

Jumping Delta blues with a rootsy sparse style, passionate vocals, and tempestuous energy

Blue jeans sweeties, and fun at 4 O'Clock, all served up Atomicat style.

The 30-songs featured on the Jive-A-Rama Volume Three - Atomicat (ACCD068) album are full of jiving intensity and command dance-floor action. Every song is carefully selected and the album is programmed to sound like an evening at your local sock hop. Staying true to the Atomicat Records philosophy several of the featured artists are mostly unknown, but not lacking in star quality, and the acclaimed series is acquiring 5-star reviews. The albums are furthermore perfect for music fans who wish to own a more diverse range of songs, and those who enjoy dancing. With every Atomicat records’ album you will discover something different.

One of LA’s finest racially mixed R&B vocal groups with an attractive sound and guest appearance from singer Patty Ross

The dungaree cutie invites you to party.

“The special editions added to the Atomicat Records-A-Rama series continues with Burlesque-A-Rama Atomicat (ACCD114) an album which is stuffed full of sounds, especially for the ladies to express themselves on the stage. The album’s songs are also ideal for the guys to enjoy, and the possibility of spicing up your love life while playing the album is more than possible!”

Atomicat Records have expanded the Bop, Jive, and Stroll -A-Rama series and added several new concepts to the series, and Dance Craze -A- Rama Atomicat (ACCD114) inaugurates the additions. The album is stuffed full of thematic dance-craze songs which are embellished with catchy tempos even though many of the titles were one-off attempts by the artist to create a hit, and become as popular as the Twist.”

“Caddies were the ultimate expression of America's post-war prosperity and the 1950s dream. The automobile brand will be one-hundred and twenty years old on 22 August 2022, and Atomicat Records shines its headlights onto the Cadillac car with an inspiring variety of songs. The concept of the Cadillac car was the brainchild of; William Murphy, Lemuel Bowen, and Henry M. Leland who designed the first-ever Cadillac car in 1902, and this album is dedicated to them and their automobile which became synonymous with the "Fabulous Fifties." Atomicat Records Anniversary series celebrates 120 Years of the Cadillac Car (ACCD117) with thirty motorvatin' songs from 1948 through to 1962 paying homage to the gadget-laden "Fabulous Fifties" dream car. Atomicat takes a different slant to the topic, and we source songs from the genres of Rhythm & Blues, Blues, Doo-Wop, Rock ‘n’ Roll, and Hillbilly. Then we dig a little deeper and include groups named after the automobile, and finally songs that have Cadillac in the lyrics. Atomicat’s seven-dimension tribute allows you can hear how the car entered into the different cultures and influenced songwriters.

The 30-song Bop-A-Rama Volume - Atomicat (ACCD069) album is jam-packed with bopping sounds for the toe-heel dancers to dance all night long. Every song is carefully selected and the album is programmed to sound like an evening at your local rockabilly hop. Staying true to the Atomicat Records philosophy several of the featured artists are mostly unknown, but not lacking in star quality, and the acclaimed series is acquiring 5-star reviews. The albums are perfect for music fans who wish to own a more diverse range of songs, and those who enjoy dancing. With every Atomicat records’ album you will discover something different.

The special editions added to the Atomicat Records-A-Rama series continue with Duet-A-Rama Atomicat (ACCD126). The album is an all-around mixture of rockin’ styles sang with glorious harmony. You will pin your ears back to some rockabilly bop, pulsing rhythm & blues, and several neglected rock ‘n’ roll titles performed with a strolling or jive tempo.

28 rousing R&B rockers, including dance-floor filling international hits

Rhythm & Blues Goes Rock & Roll Volume Five – Good Rockin' Tonight - Atomicat Records (ACCD105) looks at Caucasian men and women from differing music backgrounds who covered R&B songs in their own style. The music within Good Rockin' Tonight is sourced from the golden years of 1955 through to 1963, from labels large and small. The 28-song album is stuffed full of American and Australian Rockers, with numerous artists being mostly unknown, but not lacking in star quality. The albums are perfect for collectors who wish to own a more diverse range of songs, and those who enjoy dancing.

Formative R&B rockers from Chuck Norris, Little Willie Littlefield, Rollee McGill, and Pearl Traylor

“Koko Mojo Records’ new series Sin On Saturday, Pray On Sunday initiates with three albums (KM-CD-135-136-137). The concept looks at the weekend for the Negro people after the toil of working has ended. On Saturday evening they are sinners; drinking, partying and dancing to Jump Blues music. On Sunday they need redemption from their sins and attend a church where they listen to rousing upbeat Gospel songs. Each album contains twenty-eight up-tempo recordings and maintains Koko Mojo’s principle of "killer and no filler" ideology!”

Dance-floor fillers in several jiving genres with many great unknowns and hit-making artists with lesser reissued titles

Atomicat Records Jive-A-Rama, Volume Five focuses on curating a selection of lesser-known yet high-quality tracks, adhering to a "killer and no filler" ideology with every compilation! The remastered sound quality ensures an immersive experience that will undoubtedly shake the speakers, providing a far from nostalgic trip through the vibrant eras of music.

Rhythm & Blues Goes Rock & Roll Volume Two – Rock And Roll Music - Atomicat Records (ACCD102) looks at Caucasian men and women from differing music backgrounds who covered R&B songs in their own style. The music within Rock And Roll Music is sourced from the golden years of 1954 through to 1963, from labels large and small. The 28-song album is stuffed full of American and Australian Rockers, with numerous artists being mostly unknown, but not lacking in star quality. The albums are perfect for collectors who wish to own a more diverse range of songs, and those who enjoy dancing

The twenty-eight songs on the Pan American Recordings, Rockin’ Rollin’ USA 01 adventure are an insight into home-produced and buy-in records that were available in Canada. Throughout Mark and Henrique’s epic expedition you will hear a plethora of rockin’ music, and the motor is running as the excursion is underway with music from the years 1955 through to 1963 to bring pleasure to your ears. The regional labels in Shhhhhhh Blast Off include; Aragon, Apex Français, Barry, Quality, and Rodeo.

The twenty-eight songs on the Pan American Recordings, Rockin’ Rollin’ USA 02 adventure are an insight into home-produced and buy-in records that were available in Canada. Throughout Mark and Henrique’s epic expedition you will hear a plethora of rockin’ music, and the motor is running as the excursion is underway with music from the years 1956 through to 1963 to bring pleasure to your ears. The regional labels in Teenage Boogie include; Artic, Canatal, Sparton, Teen-Age, and Tundra. The Pan American Recordings label endeavors to use some lesser-known and for some people, perhaps more obscure titles, and our philosophy is to compile songs of quality, with every album, its “killer and no filler” ideology! You are listening to music from the past with a remastered sound that will shake the speakers. Dee Jay Mark Armstrong Bühl, Germany