Pat Travers Live At The House Of Blues Album Track Listing
1.
Taken
2.
Better From a Distance
3.
I Don't Care
4.
Crash and Burn
5.
Living Alone
6.
Gotta Have You
7.
Turn Me On
8.
Medley
9.
Evil
10.
Do Ya Think I'm Sexy
11.
Boom, Boom
12.
Keep on Rocking - (Bonus Track)
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Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)
Pretty good... It features mostly material from the Balls album. The chemistry seems good between him & Carmine. Travers' guitar playing is pretty tight at times & soulfully sloppy (by design I'm sure) at others. A lot of people might not agree with Sexy being on there, but it's a good curve ball to have from the Appice/Stewart days in the 70's. The fade outs in between songs kind of slow down the tempo & kill the rhythm, but not a bad piece of listening overall.
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