George Thorogood & the Destroyers, Bad to the Bone - 41m 41s

Tracks & Durations

1. Back To Wentzville	3:30
2. Blue Highway	4:44
3. Nobody But Me	3:28
4. It's a Sin	3:32
5. New Boogie Chillun	5:03
6. Bad To the Bone	4:52
7. Miss Luann	4:13
8. As the Years Go Passing By	5:03
9. No Particular Place To Go	4:00
10. Wanted Man	3:12

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Review

The Destroyers have been called a glorified bar band, yet they deserve credit for introducing '80s mainstreamers to early rockers such as Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley. They also reintroduced classic blues forms to rock radio, only in a little more electrified form. Hell, they even electrified Hank Williams's "Move It On Over." The aforementioned artists are all represented on this compilation, which in many ways also displays how much Thorogood's songs owe to the originals. The Thorogood-penned title cut, for instance, owes an unmistakable debt to Bo Diddley (who appeared in the video). And when Thorogood sandwiches John Lee Hooker's "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" between his own "I Drink Alone" and "If You Don't Stop Drinkin'," it tough to miss the connection. If you buy only one Thorogood album, this should be it. --Bill Holdship

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