RIP Daniel Monte McLain, AkA Country Dick Montana..Baby's Liquored Up live at the Commodore Ball in Vancouver... Blasters should have been bigger than they are know for !
Nope, bit written about Wokfmsn Jack, who lived many years after this was written. Just a tribute to all the border blaster stations and the great music they beamed all the way to Canada, by my Downey brother Dave Alvin
cara, nao sou dessa epoca ,mas os arranjos dos blasters sao muito legais só pra quem conhece mesmo nao é essas porcarias de hoje onde tudo é feito eletronicamente, detesto essas musicas de hoje só gosto das musicas de 90 pra tras , begges, blasters,chicago , scorpions ,dire strates, pink floyd,tears for fears,men at work, rem, bon jovi, out field etc tem muito mais ,qualidade 1000
This song is strong enough to be "downey rockabilly" or accoustic ballad. Love them all. ( BTW this was the pretty close to the original released version I think). So, NOT a travesty but great. YOU boat just are too limited to enjoy it, which is your right but don't throw stones at artists, including the author and his brother.
man do I miss this sound.
First heard of them in the movie Streets Of Fire in the early 80s still listening to them now ,amazingly this group has been so underrated 🔥
THE GOAT OF ROCKABILLY
Saw them at the Hollywood Palladium, a search tells me it was Aug 6, 1982. Funny, wasn't too familiar with them, went to see the Beat Farmers!
RIP Daniel Monte McLain, AkA Country Dick Montana..Baby's Liquored Up live at the Commodore Ball in Vancouver...
Blasters should have been bigger than they are know for !
@bobsch-gd6ze country dick was great. Got out front for happy boy and big ugly wheels. What a character
I was at that show!
Among my very best memories of early to mid-1980s!
Glad you remember it.
Palace Theatre, Hollywood , CA. Shows opened by Los Lobos. Lee Allen lives.
Nice to see Gene Taylor, fellow Canadian, in this lineup. Dave's fills are great.
I'm quite sure that Gene was American, born in Norwalk, California. He was a helluva pianist, so much fun seeing and hearing him live.
I LIKE. A LOT!!!
The late Hollywood Fats on piano.
They were great live.
That's not Hollywood Fats on piano. That's the late great Gene Taylor.
@@roncoghlan8196 I see that now . Thank you for correcting
Yes, Ms. Susie - thank you!
“Dedicated to the man who is gone.” Wolfman Jack on XERB!
Nope, bit written about Wokfmsn Jack, who lived many years after this was written. Just a tribute to all the border blaster stations and the great music they beamed all the way to Canada, by my Downey brother Dave Alvin
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Isso é música de verdade!
cara, nao sou dessa epoca ,mas os arranjos dos blasters sao muito legais só pra quem conhece mesmo nao é essas porcarias de hoje onde tudo é feito eletronicamente, detesto essas musicas de hoje só gosto das musicas de 90 pra tras , begges, blasters,chicago , scorpions ,dire strates, pink floyd,tears for fears,men at work, rem, bon jovi, out field etc tem muito mais ,qualidade 1000
Echale' !!
Where was this filmed?
Stages in Chicago. Now it's called "Metro". You can search "Blasters Willie Dixon" for the complete concert with Willie Dixon.
A travesty of the song.
This song is strong enough to be "downey rockabilly" or accoustic ballad. Love them all. ( BTW this was the pretty close to the original released version I think). So, NOT a travesty but great. YOU boat just are too limited to enjoy it, which is your right but don't throw stones at artists, including the author and his brother.
This is a song written in tribute to Wolfman Jack, the man who is gone and used to broadcast from XERB
Given the original version, this is neither false nor distorted.