Track Listing

1. Who Do You Love? [Live]
2. Bottom of the Sea [Live]
3. Night Time [Live]
4. I Drink Alone [Live]
5. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer [Live]
6. Alley Oop [Live]
7. Madison Blues [Live]
8. Bad to the Bone [Live]
9. Sky Is Crying [Live]
10. Reelin' and Rockin' [Live]

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #68467 in Music
• Released on: 1990-10-25
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Live
• Dimensions: .20 pounds

Album Description
A repackage of the previously available classic live album Thorogood Live, with extended booklet and sleevenotes. This was recorded at the Cincinnati Gardens, Ohio, USA, May 1986 and is Thorogood and his blistering, blues rock best. 10 Destroyer's epics, including fans favorites such as 'Who Do You Love?', 'One Bourbon', 'One Scotch', 'One Beer', 'Bad To The Bone' and 'Madison Blues'. EMI Gold. 2006.

Customer Reviews

Terrific blues-rock "Live"session!!!!
It's impossible to be impassive in front of this terrific "Live"session of this magistral Thorogood!!Sensational,with great songs;great solos;great raucous vocal;great sax sessions;an album for those people that after one bourbon;one scotch & one beer just love and dance for all the night long....and at the end we are ready to another and many other nights like that!!!This cd is vigorous intense,full of adrenaline;sensuality......like no other!!!All of the tracks are great,and with a mix of rock'n roll and blues!!I really likes the first "Who do you Love?";"Night Time";"I drink Alone" and that "One Bourbon,One Scotch and...One Beer"!!!
TERRIFIC!!!!TERRIFIC!!!!!

A real good time!
This CD gives the fan vintage Thorogood. Rousing vocals punctuated by short bursts of raucous guitar; this gives us a good idea of the party atmosphere created by Thorogood at his concerts. A great live set punctuated by terrific versions of "I Drink Alone" and "One Bourbon..." played back to back. This is the live set to have to hear Thorogood at his rocking best.

Very nice live set from Thorogood and the boys.
Good blend of blues & rock. The blues tracks are done with a real feel for the original material (and some pretty mean slide guitar). Add in some rock n' roll standards and you have a disk full of good stuff. Turn this one up loud!