| | George Thorogood Bad To The Bone CD George Thorogood Discography of CDs
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George Thorogood's first album for a major label became his commercial breakthrough precisely because it was business as usual. Again, it's a brash, rowdy take on the blues that owes as much to '60s garage bands and punk as it does to Muddy Waters. That connection is made particularly explicit here via a stomping take on the Human Beinz' '60s punk classic "Nobody But Me," itself a radical deconstruction of the Isely Brothers' original.
The title tune, of course, has become Hollywood's leading signifier of a character's toughness--pretty funny if you've ever seen the transparently goofy Thorogood mugging his way through the song on MTV. Elsewhere on the album, he renders buzz-saw homage to Chuck Berry and John Lee Hooker. But the album's most interesting moment comes on the sleazy sounding, dirge-like "As the Years Go Passing By." The group suddenly recalls John Lennon's one-time backing band, Elephants Memory, which had cut its musical teeth playing in strip joints--and sounded like it. George Thorogood Bad To The Bone Songs | 1. | Back to Wentzville |
| 2. | Blue Highway |
| 3. | Nobody But Me |
| 4. | It's a Sin |
| 5. | New Boogie Chillun |
| 6. | Bad to the Bone |
| 7. | Miss LuAnn |
| 8. | As the Years Go Passing By |
| 9. | No Particular Place to Go |
| 10. | Wanted Man |
| Bad To The Bone Music Review Purchase Bad To The Bone CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Bryan Lee My Lady Don't Love My Lady CD (2009)
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| | Sonny Boy Williamson His Best CD (1997) Chess 50th Anniversary Collection
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$8.49 The definitive HIS BEST collects some of Sonny Boy Williamson's finest work from his tenure at Chess Records, a period widely conceded to be his most artistically fruitful. He's backed by a who's who of Chicago blues musicians, in particular the astonishingly metallic sounding two guitar team of Robert Lockwood and Luther Tucker, bassist/songwriter Willie Dixon, Muddy ...
| | Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybear Tell 'Em What Your Name Is! CD (2009) Digipak
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$8.49 Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears: Joe Lewis (vocals, guitar); Zach Ernst (guitar); David McKnight (tenor saxophone); Ian Varley (Fender Rhodes piano, Clavinet, organ); Bill Stevenson (bass guitar); Matthew Strmiska (drums).
Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears kicked around the indie circuit before landing on Universal's Lost Highway imprint with their self-titled 2009 EP. Shortly after that, they unleashed their first full-length for the label. While those who snapped up the EP may be disappointed to discover that half of its tracks are repeated here, they'll likely be elated to discover how much more there is where those cuts came from. TELL 'EM WHAT YOUR NAME ...
| | Jeff Healey Songs From The Road CD (2009)
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| | Four Kings Of Blues Guitar CDs (2009)
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$12.64 Liner Note Author: Bill Dahl.
| | Eva Cassidy Live At Blues Alley CD (1997)
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$13.39 Singer Eva Cassidy achieved posthumous fame with SONGBIRD, an anthology of her finest moments. During her lifetime, however, Cassidy made a name for herself in Washington, D.C., where she lived and regularly performed. LIVE AT BLUES ALLEY captures Cassidy in her element running through a list of standards like "What a Wonderful World" and contemporary favorites like "Bridge Over Troubled Water."
While Cassidy's choice of material might seem somewhat stock, her singing is anything but. Her clear, guileless voice dazzles in both ...
| | Curtis Jones Complete Works Vol. 4 (1941-53) CD (1995) Import
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$14.15 During the 1990s, the Document label reissued 91 recordings made by Texas-born Chicago blues pianist Curtis Jones during the years 1934-1953. Volume Four begins in January 1941, includes his 1953 Parrot single "Wrong Blues" b/w "Cool Playing Blues" and ends with three rare sides cut in October 1934 with big-voiced Alfoncy Harris, who sang with Blind Willie McTell and Memphis bandleader Douglas Williams during the '20s. Like the previous volume in the series, this slice of the chronology is striated with several distinctly different styles and moods, from the straightforward gravity of the "Low Down Worried Blues" through the jazzy jive of "It's a Solid Sender" and "Itty Bitty Jitter Bug," to the fully realized, saxophone-fortified postwar Chicago-blues-band sound of the "Flamin' Blues" and its flipside, the "Upside Down Blues." Jones is heard with bassists Ransom Knowling and Alfred Elkins; with drummer Judge Riley and, on the Parrot session, guitarist L.G. McKinley. The famous "Tin Pan Alley," destined to become one of Jones' most famous tunes, refers to a dangerous section of town where even the streetwise may be taking their lives into their own hands. This is, of course, as different as could be from the connotation ...
| | Suzanne Langille 1987-1989 CD (2000)
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| | Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen Dancing On The Tables CD (1994) (Import) Denmark
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| | John Gary Sings Cole Porter CD (1995)
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| | Jammin' Oldies: Easy 70'S CD (2001)
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| | Aretha Franklin Legends Of Soul: Very Best Of CD (2008) (Import) United Kingdom
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$19.69 The soulful vocals of Aretha Franklin and Otis Redding are lauded all over the globe. This compilation album includes a variety of tracks from each performer, with a total of 42 songs included.
Aretha Franklin is, quite simply, the undisputed queen of soul. as the first woman inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, aretha has, in a career spanning forty years, won virtually every award there is to win, scoring dozens of smash hits, and a truckload of Grammys and lifetime achievement awards. she has been described as having 'the most soulful female voice ever committed to disk' and as 'one of the most influential people of the last century'. Otis Redding needs no introduction. his extraordinary voice exemplified to many listeners the power of southern 'deep soul' - hoarse, gritty vocals, brassy arrangements, and an emotional way with both party tunes and aching ballads.. his death at the age of 26 was tragic because ...
| | Tre'Dinero Posted CD (2005)
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$12.69 Name: DeMontre LewisHometown: Cincinnati, OhioThe concept of this album and albums to come is to explain the process in which we as ...
| | Fellow Americans Debut No. 3 CD (2008)
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$10.09 Released: October 29, 2008
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