Olympics Tribute with Velvet Underground, Eric Clapton, Harry Nilsson + others: Odd Couples
Performance enhancers became an early story line in the 2016 Rio Olympics. But which drug-related rock song provides the best soundtrack?
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George Thorogood – George Thorogood and the Destroyers; Move It On Over (1978-79; 2013 reissue)
George Thorogood’s rough-hewn sound has become so ubiquitous — from classic-rock stations to an endless parade of movie soundtracks — that it’s difficult to remember just how nervy these two albums once sounded. You May Also Like: Sylvester – ‘Step II’ (1978; 2020 reissue) James Taylor – ‘One Man Band’Read More
Half Notes: George Thorogood and the Destroyers – 2120 South Michigan Ave. (2011)
On “Willie Dixon’s Gone,” one of two originals on George Thorogood & The Destroyers’ brand new 2120 South Michigan Ave. album, George sings, “rock is inside my head but blues is in my heart,” and that nicely sums up the music of his entire career. Here we are in 2011,Read More
