This 1962 single is a genuine piece of early rock and roll history. Tony Sheridan and The Beat Brothers were recording some of the earliest rock in Germany, and "Madison Kid" and "Let's Dance" capture that raw, energetic early-sixties spirit perfectly. The playing is tight and authentic, the energy is infectious, and these recordings are historically significant—they predate some better-known early records. The sound has genuine early-sixties character and urgency. This is rare collectible material for rock and roll historians.

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