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Emerging from the mid-1960s British blues boom, the Groundhogs cut their professional teeth as John Lee Hooker's British touring band. Their 1968 debut album shows a group simultaneously in search of authenticity and an original sound, with a heavy emphasis on electric reworkings of traditional material like "Walking Blues" and "Still a Fool."
This is the first album from blues psycho rockers The Groundhogs featuring guitarist T.S. McPhee. The CD has been digitally remastered and conatins new notes from John Tobler. BGO Records. 2006. Scratching The Surface Music Groundhogs Scratching The Surface Songs | 1. | Rocking Chair | |
| 2. | Early In The Morning | |
| 3. | Waking Blues | |
| 4. | Married Men | |
| 5. | No More Doggin' | |
| 6. | Man Trouble | |
| 7. | Come Back Baby | |
| 8. | You Don't Love Me | |
| 9. | Still A Fool | $0.99 | |
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