George Thorogood & The Destroyers * Move It On Over [Vinyl] Alternative there is no “better” when

there is no “better” when deciding between a conical stylus or an elliptical stylus

and had (as one contemporary put it) "people just clownin' over him - they'd follow himeverywhere

long time collaborators pianist Lucian Ban and violist Mat Maneri alongside legendary woodwind master John Surman further explore the folk music of Transylvania collected by Béla Bartók more than a hundred years ago

Forgotten Sons (2020 Stereo Remix)

BLOODBOUND’s latest triumphant march impressively illustrates the importance of purpose and perseverance with heroic tales in shining heavy metal armor

George Thorogood & The Destroyers * Move It On Over [Vinyl] Alternative there is no “better” whenWhen George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers burst onto the national scene in 1977, roots rock music was all but absent from contemporary radio. Yet, the focus and excitement that George brought to the classic songs of his idols such as Chuck Berry, Elmore James, and Jimmy Reed was undeniable. Rounder Records had its first hit artist and the late 1978 release of his second album soon had Thorogood s interpretations of Bo Diddley s Who Do You