Renovčević (Blues & Rock)

40 tracks pursue the band from start to finish and beyond the final rush of cuts includes material from vocalist Lee Brilleaux's last ever live show (the full concert appears on the Down at the Doctors album), together with four more from On the Road Again, the reborn Doctor's first album with new vocalist Pete Gage. It's stirring, sterling stuff throughout. It begins with a clutch of songs drawn from the Wilco Johnson heyday, which put the band on the map and made punk rock a reality. From Album to album tracks have been carefully selected. Tracks include Roxette, She Does It Right, Back in the Night and I Can Tell.

DISC 1:
01. She Does It Right
02. I Don't Mind
03. All Through The City
04. Keep It Out Of Sight
05. Roxette
06. I Can Tell
07. Sneakin' Suspicion
08. Back In The Night
09. Going Back Home
10. Riot In Cell Block #9
11. She's A Wind Up
12. That's It I Quit
13. Nighttime
14. Milk And Alcohol
15. Put Him Out Of Your Mind
16. Shotgun Blues
17. No Mo Do Yakamo
18. Jumping From Love To Love
19. Violent Love
20. Rat Race
21. Crazy 'bout Girls
DISC 2:
01. Dangerous
02. Madman Blues
03. Dimples
04. Hunting Shooting Fishing
05. See You Later Alligator
06. King For A Day
07. Baby Jane
08. Sugar Turns To Alcohol
09. Down By The Jetty Blues
10. Double Crossed
11. Wolfman Callin'
12. One Step Forward
13. Roadrunner
14. Down At The Doctors
15. Heart Of The City
16. World Keeps Turning
17. Instinct To Survive
18. Goin' Out West
19. You Got Me

Speakers Corner 180g Audiophile Vinyl [Chess LP-1444 LPx1]
Ripped in 24-bit/96 kHz | FLAC (seperate tracks) | ~ 595 mb
Recording: July and August 1959 in Chicago | Blues

Track Listings

1. Tell Me Baby
2. Southbound Train
3. When I Get to Thinking
4. Just a dream (On My Mind)
5. Double Trouble
6. I Feel So Good
7. I Done Got Wise
8. Mopper's Blues
9. Lonesome Road Blues
10. Hey, Hey

Muddy Waters - vocals & guitar
James Cotton – harmonica
Pat Hare – guitar
Otis Spann – piano
Andrew Stephenson – bass
Francey Clay – drums
Willie Smith - drums

Pass: aksman