Best of the Toronto Strut

Ah, the Stray Cats - those purring rockabilly rebels who strutted their way into our hearts in the 80s. This latest live album, Best Of The Toronto Strut, is a nostalgic trip back to 1983 when the band rocked Massey Hall in Toronto. From the moment Brian Setzer's fingers start flying on the fretboard of his guitar, you know you're in for a wild ride. The energy is infectious, the crowd is electric, and the cats are on fire. Tracks like "Stray Cat Strut" and "Rock This Town" are delivered with raw passion and impeccable musicianship. The sound quality is surprisingly crisp for a live recording from the 80s, capturing the essence of the band's live performances perfectly. You can almost smell the leather jackets and hear the clinking of beer bottles in the crowd. But what truly sets this album apart is the banter between songs. Setzer's cheeky charm and the band's tight chemistry make for some hilarious and endearing moments. It's like being transported back in time and hanging out with the coolest cats in town. Overall, Best Of The Toronto Strut is a must-listen for any Stray Cats fan or lover of rockabilly music. It's a toe-tapping, head-bopping, feel-good experience that will leave you craving more. So grab your pomade, lace up your creepers, and get ready to rock out to the sounds of the Stray Cats. Meow!