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George Thorogood – George Thorogood & Destroyers [New Vinyl LP]

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Record Grading : Mint(M)
Title : George Thorogood & Destroyers
gtin13 : 011661917613
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Type : Album
Brand : Rounder
Release Title : George Thorogood & Destroyers
Speed : 33 RPM
Format : Record
UPC : 011661917613
Language : English
Duration : Album
Sleeve Grading : Mint(M)
Genre : Rock
Record Label : Rounder, Roup
Artist : Thorogood, George & Destroyers
Album Name : George Thorogood & Destroyers
Release Year : 2013
Record Size : 12"

George Thorogood – George Thorogood & Destroyers [New Vinyl LP] Artist: George Thorogood Title: George Thorogood & Destroyers Format: Vinyl LP Genre: Rock UPC: 011661917613 Release Date: 2013 Record Label: Rounder Album Tracks 1. You Got to Lose 2. Madison Blues 3. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer 4. Kind Hearted Woman 5. Can’t Stop Lovin’ 6. Ride on Josephine 7. Homesick Boy 8. John Hardy 9. I’ll Change My Style 10. Delaware Slide It’s easy enough to trace the lineage of every one of the ten cuts on George Thorogood & the Destroyers’ self-titled 1977 debut. Even the originals, of which there are only two, wear their influences on their sleeve, so there’s not a minute of this album where the presence of Hound Dog Taylor, Elmore James, Bo Diddley, and John Lee Hooker loom large. Not one of those bluesmen ever played with much finesse, and Thorogood picked up that thread and ran with it, playing so hard the group seemed like a gang of primitives. No wonder they chose the name “the Destroyers,” they ruined everything in their path. This brutal attack is one reason George Thorogood & the Destroyers feels distinctive, even when the lifted Elmore riffs, Bo Diddley beats, and wild, careening Houserocker rhythms are blatantly obvious as he hammers away at his guitar, Thorogood plays with personality, his enthusiasm for making noise readily apparent. No matter how hard the Destroyers ride “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer,” this album isn’t about groove and it’s certainly not about virtuosity – it’s about bashing out the blues at a punishing volume, and their lack of subtlety is why this 1977 debut still sounds powerful years after it’s release. Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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