Bad Company (Paul Rodgers, Mick Bad Ralphs, Boz Burrell & Simon Kirke) were among thefinest exponents of blues-infused hard rock during their prime in the 70s. This double albumdocumenting two shows from 1977 and 1979 respectively. The 1977 gig was recorded atSummit House in Houston, Texas. The title track is a brazenly muscular opener, Paul Rodgers’unimpeachable bluesy holler leading the
The best Green on Red album, and a great example of mid 80’s California “western” sound.A blend of psychedelia, 60’s folk, and 70’s country-rock, but with the Velvet’s drone creepingin constantly and with down and out lyrics. Dan Stuart penned lyrics with immediacy whileaspiring to Lou Reed-like poetry. On this record, Stuart’s vocals sound a bit like a more strident,more intense (and less
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