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Primarily a novelty item for baseball fans--Red Sox fans especially--NEVER SLOW DOWN, NEVER GROW OLD finds lauded baseball scribe Peter Gammons running through a diverse set of mostly covers and a few originals with help from the likes of George Thorogood, Juliana Hatfield, and various musically inclined BoSoxes. Sure, it's fun to hear Gammons jam with Trot Nixon and Tim Wakefield, but the highlight is undoubtedly Gammon's remarkably spirited cover of the Clash classic "Death or Glory." While NEVER SLOW DOWN, NEVER GROW OLD isn't essential, it was done for a good cause (Sox GM Theo Epstein's A Foundation to Be Named Later), and Gammons's love for the music rings true.
Personnel include: Peter Gammons (vocals, guitar); Tim Wakefield, Juliana Hatfield (vocals); George Thorogood, Paul Barrere (slide guitar); Jon Lupfer, Kay Hanley, Michael Eisenstein, Mike Gent, Pete Donnelly, Bill Janovitz, Matt Beaudoin, Chris Toppin, Russell Chudnofsky, Matt Tahaney, Bronson Arroyo, Ed Valauskas.
Recording information: 2006.
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Never Slow Down, Never Grow Old
$10.79 Recorded between 1964 & 1981. Includes liner notes by Brian Chin.
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