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Live Recording
Personnel: Pat Travers (vocals, slide guitar); Michael Lee Firkins (vocals, guitar); Little John Chrisley (harmonica); Brad Russell (bass guitar); Joe Nevolo (drums).
Unknown Contributor Role: Michael Lee Firkins.
Arrangers: Mike Varney; Pat Travers.
Personnel: Pat Travers (vocals, guitar), Brad Russell (bass), Joe Nevolo (drums).
Additional personnel: Michael Lee Firkins (guitar), Little John Chrisley (harmonica).
Pat Travers Blues Tracks Songs | 1. | Memory Pain |
| 2. | Calling Card Blues |
| 3. | I Can't Quit You |
| 4. | Statesboro Blues  |
| 5. | I've Got News for You |
| 6. | I Ain't Superstitious |
| 7. | Built for Comfort |
| 8. | Mystery Train |
| 9. | Just Got Paid |
| 10. | Sitting on Top of the World |
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Raw, amped-up blues-rock material, with loads of raucous guitar to recommend it. ~ Cub Koda
Digitally remastered by Suha Gur (Polygram Studios).
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