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   Bomp! Records; Founded: 1974 () Founder: Greg Shaw, Suzy Shaw: Genre: Proto-punk, punk rock, pop rock, indie rock: Country of origin: United States: Location: Los Angeles, California: Official website: www.bompstore.com

2. www.bompstore.com › historyHistory - Bomp Records

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   Bomp! Records is currently headed by his ex-wife and life long partner Suzy Shaw. In 2007 Ammo Books published Bomp: Saving The World One Record At A Time (by Suzy Shaw and Mick Farren), and in 2009 Bomp! and Ugly Things published a follow-up, BOMP2-Born In The Garage, edited by Suzy Shaw and Mike Stax.

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   Who is Bomp Records?

   • Since 1974 Bomp! has introduced such artists as the Modern Lovers, Iggy & The Stooges, Stiv Bators & the Dead Boys, 20/20, Shoes, Devo, the Romantics, DMZ, the Zeros, the Weirdos, Spacemen 3, the Germs, Jeff Dahl, and too many more to mention. Thanks for shopping indie, and e mail Suzy Shaw at MAILORDER@BOMPRECORDS.com if you have any questions.

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   What happened to Bomp Records founder Greg Shaw?

   • On Tuesday, October 19th, 2004 Bomp records' founder, Greg Shaw, died from heart failure at the age of 55. Bomp! Records is currently headed by his ex-wife and life long partner Suzy Shaw.

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   Who put the Bomp & what did he write?

   • In the early 70s he launched the finest music publication of all time, Who Put the Bomp (or just Bomp!), where he waxed lyrical about 60s garage, British beat, and later on, punk and powerpop. The magazine also featured writing by such esteemed pop culture writers as Lester Bangs, Ken Barnes, and Richard Meltzer.

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4. newnoisemagazine.com › column › label-spotlight-bompLabel Spotlight: Bomp Records - Greg Shaw: Rock N’ Roll ...

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   Jun 25, 2014 · Records in 1974. “ I loved his generosity in helping out fellow record geeks in the early days of Bomp! and the enthusiastic way he encouraged people to make records or write or make some sort of contribution,” reflects Suzy Shaw.

5. popdiggers.com › suzy-shaw-mick-farren-bomp-savingSuzy Shaw and Mick Farren: Bomp! – Saving the World One ...

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   Dec 7, 2017 · Bomp! – Saving the World One Record at a Time is primarily a chronologically arranged scrap book interleaved with informative and interesting comments from luminaries such as: Greg and Suzy Shaw, Mick Farren, Lenny Kaye, Iggy Pop, Mike Stax and Peter Case. Their remarks unite the collection of scraps into one completed and well balanced book.

6. undergroundgirlsblog.blogspot.com › 2010 › 07Underground Girls: Q&A with Suzy Shaw from Bomp! Records

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   Jul 22, 2010 · Since Greg Shaw's unfortunate passing in 2004, his right hand (wo)man, Suzy Shaw, has continued to run the show as Bomp's mail order guru and vinyl goddess. So here it is, everything you always wanted to know about Suzy Shaw *but were afraid to ask. Enjoy!

7. www.bompstore.com › about-usAbout Us - Bomp Records

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   Since 1974 Bomp! has introduced such artists as the Modern Lovers, Iggy & The Stooges, Stiv Bators & the Dead Boys, 20/20, Shoes, Devo, the Romantics, DMZ, the Zeros, the Weirdos, Spacemen 3, the Germs, Jeff Dahl, and too many more to mention. Thanks for shopping indie, and e mail Suzy Shaw at MAILORDER@BOMPRECORDS.com if you have any questions.

8. www.goodreads.com › book › showBomp! Saving the World One Record at a Time by Suzy Shaw ...

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   Oct 1, 2007 · 3.97. 66 ratings8 reviews. From 1966 to 1978, "Bomp!" was the magazine of rock-and-roll commentary and criticism that provided a view from the garage of the most crucial era in rock history. This retrospective is composed of rare gems from the magazine, including early interviews with The Doors and The Grateful Dead.