Canned Heat - The Very Best Of (2005)
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Canned Heat - The Very Best Of (2005)
Canned Heat - The Very Best Of (2005) Wpisany przez bluesever Środa, 28 Lipiec 2010 20:42 - Zmieniony Piątek, 22 Luty 2013 13:14 Canned Heat - The Very Best Of (2005) 1. On The Road Again 2. Goin' Up The Country 3. Amphetamine Annie 4. Rollin' And Tumblin' (Live At Monterey Pop Fest, 1967) 5. Dust My Broom (Live At Monterey Pop Fest, 1967) 6. Bullfrog Blues (Live At Monterey Pop Fest, 1967) 7. Henry's Shuffle (Previously Unreleased) 8. Fried Hockey Boogie 9. Same All Over 10. Time Was 11. Low Down (And High Up) 12. Poor Moon 13. Let's Work Together 14. Future Blues 15. Human Condition 16. Whiskey And Wimmen' 17. Long Way From L.A. 18. Rockin' With The King 19. Rock & Roll Music Personnel: Alan Wilson (vocals, guitar, harp, harmonica); Bob Hite (vocals, harp); Little Richard (vocals, piano); Harvey Mandel, Henry Vestine, Joel Scott Hill, James Shane (guitar); Ed Beyer (keyboards); Adolfo de la Parra (drums) + John Lee Hooker, Harvey Mandel, Little Richard (vocals). With the glut of Canned Heat compilations available, what makes this 19-song Capitol/EMI release better than the rest? For starters, the previously unreleased track "Henry's Shuffle," featuring guitarist Henry Vestine and recorded in 1968, which was undoubtedly the zenith year for the band; the inclusion of "Low Down (And High Up)"; the rare Liberty B-side "Time Was," and the rollicking 1970 date with Little Richard, "Rockin' With the King." Also included are 1/2 Canned Heat - The Very Best Of (2005) Wpisany przez bluesever Środa, 28 Lipiec 2010 20:42 - Zmieniony Piątek, 22 Luty 2013 13:14 several tracks that both the novice and die-hard fan alike would find essential -- three live cuts from the Monterey Pop Festival, a nod to the 1971 collaborative effort with John Lee Hooker on "Whiskey and Wimmen'," and two Woodstock era classics culled from the Boogie with Canned Heat album, "Amphetamine Annie" and "Fried Hockey Boogie." And, of course, what would a Canned Heat compilation be without the bona fide hippie hits: "On the Road Again," "Goin' Up the Country" and "Let's Work Together." These are the original versions, digitally remastered and sounding great, so ignore the glut, this really is the Very Best of Canned Heat. –Al Campbell, Rovi download: uploaded ziddu 4shared divshare hostuje mediafire back 2/2