The Blasters' self-titled 1981 debut on the newly formed Shout! Factory label showcased their energetic live sound, blending roots rock, blues, and a touch of punk. It captured the raw energy that made them a Los Angeles favorite.
- The album was produced by Tito Larriva and The Blasters.
- It features fan favorites like "Marie Marie" and "American Music."
- The album's release coincided with the burgeoning rockabilly revival scene of the early 1980s.
The Blasters are a rock and roll band from Downey, California, known for their blend of rockabilly, punk, and rhythm and blues. They emerged in the late 1970s as part of the Southern California music scene.
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