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Genres
  
hardcore punk

Active until
  
1986

Record label
  
Prank Records

Years active
  
1982–1986

Genre
  
Hardcore punk

Labels
  
Toxic Shock Records, Prank Records

Origin
  
Huntsville, Alabama, United States (1982)

Albums
  
Off The Wagon, On Suffering Remembered

Knockabouts 7 ep


The Knockabouts were a hardcore punk band from Huntsville, Alabama from 1982-1986. They are on the Barricaded Suspects album [2] released in 1983 by Toxic Shock Records and re-released in 1992, and Prank Records released a 7-inch EP of their material in 1995 entitled On Suffering Remembered. They were interviewed by Maximum RocknRoll Magazine in the September 1984 issue. According to Prank Records president Ken Sanderson, in an interview, they are the first hardcore punk band from Alabama. Sanderson says their songs are "demented, angry and centered on the dissatisfaction, alienation and isolation of the Deep South." The members included Donnie Sharp (vocals), Rusty Jackson (Guitar), Randy Sanders (bass), Greg Skalka (drums '82-'84), Jeff Keagle (drums '84-'86).

Contents

Songs

Where's My Vietnam?On Suffering Remembered · 1996
Kesh Jig/ The Cliffs of MoherOff The Wagon · 2006
Shit Home AlabamaOn Suffering Remembered · 1996

References

Knockabouts Wikipedia