Hallelujah/Canned Heat Cookbook
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Artist: Canned Heat
Label: Bgo - Beat Goes on
Category: Music
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Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
EAN: 5017261205780
ASIN: B00008W7P6
Release Date: 2003-06-19 |
Hallelujah/Canned Heat Cookbook
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Tracks:
- Same All Over
- Change My Ways
- Canned Heat
- Sic 'Em Pigs
- I'm Her Man
- Time Was
- Do Not Enter
- Big Fat (The Fat Man)
- Huautla
- Get Off My Back
- Down in the Gutter, But Free
- Bullfrog Blues
- Rollin' and Tumblin'
- Going Up the Country
- Amphetamine Annie
- Time Was
- Boogie Music
- On the Road Again
- Same All Over
- Sic 'Em Pigs
- Fried Hockey Boogie
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- Canned Heat/Boogie with Canned Heat
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Album Description
UK twofer combines the 1968 album, 'Hallelujah', with the 1969 compilation, 'The Canned Heat Cookbook', both are unavailable domestically. 21 tracks including the hits 'Same All Over, Going Up The Country, Amphetamine Annie & many more. BGO Records. 2003.
Album Details
"hallelujah" Includes Literally One Great Blues Song after Another in an Impressively Eclectic Set. "Cookbook" is a Collection of Canned Heat's Finest Recordings Up to that Point, Essentially a 'greatest Hits' from the Period. It features the Classic Canned Heat Lineup of Bob "The Bear" Hite, Al "Blind Owl" Wilson, Henry Vestine on Guitar, Bob Cook on Drums and Bassist Larry Taylor.
Customer Reviews:
Canned Heat don't forget to boogie.......2005-03-06
New York had Paul Butterfield
LA had Canned Heat
In the mid 60's, there was an explosion of blues based bands. Paul Butterfield, John Mayall,etc. and Canned Heat. The big difference was that Canned Heat hit the top 40.
Canned Heat was started by blues collector Bob "Bear" Hite and "Blind" Al Wilson. Both had spent their youth searching out old blues 78s and foraging through the American past to collect the music that would tell who were we were and who we could be. Canned Heat both shouted Past and Future blues.
The first album had mostly blues covers but with Bob Hites commanding vocals and Henry Vestine's guitar + Al Wilson's off center vocals made it well nearly obscure. The second album, "Boogie With Canned Heat" had a top 10 hit with "On The Road Again" and they played a date almost every night from SF to Germany.
"Hallejah" is the fourth album released by the Heat. After "Boogie", they released "Living the Blues", that had another top 10 hit, " Going Up the Country", again an Al Wilson vocal. But mostly, "Living the Blues" captilized on the long jam "Fried Hockey Boogie" that was a favorite concert piece that was an FM favorite.
But! "Hallelujah" is a fine stand alone album with such Heat favorites as " Time Was", "Same All Over" and the great '60's anthem "Sic' Em Pigs". By this time, though, Canned Heat seemed to be obligated to do an extented "Boogie". Only lovers of retread will be happy with that kicked tire.
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