Track Listing

1. Hell Hound
2. Strut My Stuff
3. Open Up Your Back Door
4. House of Blue Lights
5. It Hurts Me Too
6. Wrapped Up
7. Medley: Let's Work Together/Going Up the Country
8. Tease Me Baby
9. It Serves Me Right to Suffer
10. Nobody Else But You

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #150225 in Music
• Released on: 1990-10-25
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Live

Customer Reviews

One of the last live recordings by three greats.
I won't try to convert non-Canned Heat fans, but for those who care, this the last recording by Bob Hite, the last live recording by Ronnie Barron, and one of the few live recordings by Hooker.

Only the JLH songs are special
This CD is a fair representation of a live concert in the mid-seventies when JLH sat in for a few songs at the end of the night. The crowd is enthusiastic and the energy from the band is high, but the only really standout tracks are the last three, featuring John Lee Hooker. Canned Heat plays a decent back-up role to a true legend and they swing and groove and growl well enough. Nothing earth-shattering, but there are some very enjoyable moments. The best aspect of this disc is the very palpable sense of atmosphere conveyed through a pretty well recorded gig. Simple, party type blues/rock, but JLH adds some magic.

Don't Forget to Boogie
This was one of my best live cassettes, almost worn out to transparent. Happily enough I got the Cd.
Well, Canned Heat certainly knew how to boogie, I reckon; although we are missing the Blind Owl, the Bear was still there fronting the proceedings. The whole set is great but I prefer the boogie ones with the Chamber Brothers supplying backing vocals and The Hook himself, what can it be said, just that's too sad he just sang on three tunes. Vintage blues and boogie. Don't think twice it's alright! buy it the now.