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Born to Be Bad by George Thorogood (CD, Jul-1996, EMI Records USA) 
Born to Be Bad by George Thorogood (CD, Jul-1996, EMI Records USA)

 
Born to Be Bad by George Thorogood (CD, Jul-1996, EMI Records USA)

Release Date: Jul 1996
Format: CD
Record Label: EMI Records (USA)
Genre: Blues, Contemporary Blues
UPC: 077774697323
Product ID: EPID3151188
Description: Personnel: George Thorogood (guitar, vocals); Steve Chrismar (guitar); Hank "Hurricane" Carter (saxophone, vocals); Bill Blough (bass); Jeff Simon (drums). Recorded at Ardent Studios and Alpha Sound, Memphis, Tennessee in August 1987. Vi...
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Track Listing
1. Shake Your Moneymaker
2. You Talk Too Much
3. Highway 49
4. Born to Be Bad
5. You Can't Catch Me
6. I'm Ready
7. Treat Her Right
8. I Really Like Girls
9. Smokestack Lightning
10. I'm Movin' On

Details
Playing Time:39 min.
Producer:Terry Manning, The Destroyers
Distributor:EMI Music Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:DDD

Album Notes
Personnel: George Thorogood (guitar, vocals); Steve Chrismar (guitar); Hank "Hurricane" Carter (saxophone, vocals); Bill Blough (bass); Jeff Simon (drums).
Recorded at Ardent Studios and Alpha Sound, Memphis, Tennessee in August 1987.
Vintage Thorogood, which is to say a defiantly unsubtle, unabashedly party-hearty serving of Chicago blues (a convincing version of Howlin' Wolf' "Highway 49"), rockabilly (a smart revamp of Chuck Berry's "You Can't Catch Me"), '60s R&B (Roy Head's horn-driven "Treat Her Right"), country (Hank Snow's often covered "I'm Movin' On"), and self-mythologizing (the title tune, which is rather more overtly ironic than his earlier "Bad to the Bone"). Thorogood also offers a sharp take on Elmore James's "Shake Your Money Maker," which may or may not erase memories of the Butterfield Band's version but which smokes nonetheless. And his guitar work rises to the occasion and then some on a scorching recreation of Wolf's perennial "Smokestack Lighting."

Editorial Reviews
...Bud-swillin' barroom country-blues at its most accomplished...
Q (10/01/1994)

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