George Thorogood CD discography. George Thoroughgood first released BAD TO THE BONE in 1982. The disc was his major label debut, but little had changed from his previous approach: the album was still full of the straight-ahead hard-hitting blues-based rock his following had come ...

Artist and the Destroyers mark the 30th anniversary of their unique brand of barroom blues-rock in this concert film recorded live in Europe in 2004. Behind-the-scenes footage and interview clips alternate with hard-rocking performances of such Thorogood classics as...

In this concert film performed live in Seattle, August 1986, Artist and the Destroyers perform their own rocking brand of barroom music that has led to their platinum success. Also included are three of their top videos: "Bad to...

A retitled and resequenced version of an album released in 1979 as BETTER THAN THE REST, NADINE is a compilation of 1974 demos that predate Artist's first recording contract. These are, then, essentially aural baby pictures, but they find...

Artist and the Destroyers mark the 30th anniversary of their unique brand of barroom blues-rock in this concert film recorded live in Europe in 2004. Behind-the-scenes footage and interview clips alternate with hard-rocking performances of such Thorogood classics as...

In this concert film performed live in Seattle, August 1986, Artist and the Destroyers perform their own rocking brand of barroom music that has led to their platinum success. Also included are three of their top videos: "Bad to...

2009 Euro budget series collection containing a mixture of hits & classic album tracks. Packaging is a no frills, shrink-wrapped, cardboard wallet with no booklet. A perfect way to introduce a newcomer to the artist’s repertoire.

Includes liner notes by Steve Morse. Engineers: John Nagy, Terry Manning. Personnel: Artist (vocals, guitar); Hank Carter (vocals, saxophone); Steve Chrismar (guitar); Ian Stuart (piano); Jeff Simon (drums); Uncle Meat Pennington (maracas). Liner Note Author: Steve Morse. Recording information: Alpha Sound, Memphis, TN;...

George Thoroughgood first released BAD TO THE BONE in 1982. The disc was his major label debut, but little had changed from his previous approach: the album was still full of the straight-ahead hard-hitting blues-based rock his following had come ...

A retitled and resequenced version of an album released in 1979 as BETTER THAN THE REST, NADINE is a compilation of 1974 demos that predate Artist's first recording contract. These are, then, essentially aural baby pictures, but they find...

Recorded between 1978 & 1999. Includes liner notes by Joel Selvin. The double-CD Anthology practically triples the tracks of 1992's The Baddest of Artist & the Destroyers, features better fidelity, more informative liner notes, songs recorded for four more albums,...

Vintage Thorogood, which is to say a defiantly unsubtle, unabashedly party-hearty serving of Chicago blues (a convincing version of Howlin' Wolf' "Highway 49"), rockabilly (a smart revamp of Chuck Berry's "You Can't Catch Me"), '60s R&B (Roy Head's horn-driven "Treat ...

Artist & The Destroyers: Artist (vocals, guitar); Hank Carter (saxophone, keyboards, background vocals); Bill Blough (bass); Jeff Simon (drums). The CD booklet for HAIRCUT features an original eight page cartoon by Peter Bagge. This is one of the most consistently...

Artist & The Destroyers: Artist (vocals, guitar); Steve Chrismar (guitar); Hank Carter (saxophone); Bill Blough (bass); Jeff Simon (drums). BOOGIE PEOPLE isn't...