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Live Recording
Recording information: Studio Z, Orlando, FL (12/1997-01/1998).
Personnel: Pat Travers (vocals, guitar); Liberty DeVitto (harmonica, drums); Michael Franklin (piano).
Audio Mixer: Pat Travers.
Blues Tracks Vol. 2 Music Pat Travers Blues Tracks Vol. 2 Songs | 1. | I Guess I'll Go Away |
| 2. | Pack It Up |
| 3. | Outside Woman Blues |
| 4. | Your Cash Ain't Nothing But Trash |
| 5. | Whipping Post |
| 6. | Take It Back |
| 7. | Taxman |
| 8. | Purple Haze |
| 9. | Bring It on Home to Me |
| 10. | I Don't Know |
| 11. | Walkin' by Myself |
| 12. | One More Heartache |
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Recorded live at the Opry House, Austin, Texas; Great Southern Music Hall, Orlando, Florida; Great Southern Music Hall, Gainesville, Florida; Gusman Hall, Miami, Florida in January and February 1979.
All songs written or co-written by Pat Travers except "Boom Boom (Out Go The Lights)" (Stan Lewis).
Pat Travers never sounded more focused and inspired than he does on Live! Go for What You Know, which was recorded during the Canadian hard rocker/blues-rocker's U.S. tour of early 1979. Travers can really burn on stage, and this album reflects that. Backed by guitarist Pat Thrall (who had been a member of the obscure space rock band Automatic Man in 1976 and 1977), bassist Mars Gowling, and drummer Tommy Aldridge, the singer is in top form on explosive, definitive versions of funky originals like "Heat in the Street," "Gettin' Betta," and "Makes No Difference." But the best-known thing on the album is Travers' gutsy performance of Stan Lewis' blues classic "Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)," which should not be confused with the John Lee Hooker favorite "Boom Boom." For Travers, "Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)" has ...
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