Davie Allan & The Arrows recorded the most frenzied instrumentals the world has ever heard. Allan’s fuzzed-out guitar was an audio compass pointing towards freedom, sex, danger and violence, his trashy fretboard riffs exploding behind flickering celluloid images of cycle runs, biker fights, drug freakouts and rubber-burnin’ hot rods. The myriad of Arrows’ recordings is filled with loud, loose and savage tracks, and includes the mega-hit "Blues Theme" from the trashy Roger Corman flick, The Wild Angels. Allan’s recordings were originally spread out over four studio albums, a bevy of impossible-to-find singles, and more than a dozen rare soundtrack appearances from 1965-1968, thus defusing his long overdue recognition.

Track Listing

SIDE ONE:
Apache '65
Blue Guitar
The Rebel (Without A Cause)
Moondawg '65
Dance The Freddie
The Theme From The Wild Angels
U.F.O.

SIDE TWO:
Blue's Theme
Bongo Party
Devil's Angels
Cody's Theme
Theme From Thunder Alley
The Devil’s Rumble
The Ghost Story

SIDE THREE:
King Fuzz
The Young World
The Born Loser’s Theme
Moonfire
Cycle-Delic
Blue Rides Again
Invasion

SIDE FOUR:
Another Cycle In Detroit
Lulu's World
Glory Stompers
The Stompers And The Souls
The Checkered Flag
Hellcats
Shape of Things to Come