Postmodern Jukebox and Wild Bill Give Thin Lizzy’s “The Boys Are Back In Town” a ’50s Rockabilly Makeover

Corey Brown
by Corey Brown

When Postmodern Jukebox announces a new cover, fans know to expect the unexpected. But their latest collaboration with Nashville powerhouse Wild Bill takes that creative spirit to new heights, transforming Thin Lizzy’s rock classic “The Boys Are Back in Town” into a foot-stomping 1950s rockabilly adventure.

This isn’t Turner’s first rodeo with PMJ. Last year, we saw them perform their “ragtime-meets-rockabilly country / western remake” of Stayin’ Alive.

What a fun collab!

Corey Brown is the founder of No Treble and serves in an advisory role. He’s also Head of Editorial at Muse Group. Learn more about Corey on his website and LinkedIn.

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  1. Peter Beulke

    Very good alot of work gone into this arrangement that’s for sure

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