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Track Listings
| 1. Bad To The Bone |
| 2. Move It On Over |
| 3. I'm A Steady Rollin' Man |
| 4. You Talk Too Much |
| 5. Who Do You Love |
| 6. Gear Jammer |
| 7. I Drink Alone |
| 8. One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer |
| 9. If You Don't Start Drinkin' (I'm Gonna Leave) |
| 10. Treat Her Right |
| 11. Long Gone |
| 12. Louis To Frisco |
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Amazon.co.uk Review
It's good to have all of Thorogood's biggest hits in one place, but Baddest is pretty skimpy on the perennial album-radio cuts, substituting bonus tracks and second-line material. "Ride On Josephine", for example, isn't here. Neither are Chuck Berry's "No Particular Place to Go", "Night Time", and a number of other staples. More suspicious still, "Bad to the Bone" appears with a new remix. Hmm. Looks like someone's leaving some slack for a Volume 2. Since the Thorogood catalogue is fairly big, it wouldn't pay to track down his highlights album-by-album, but the Live CD will set you up pretty well. --Gavin McNett
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Sometimes, as the wisdom of Huey Lewis so sagely tells us, bad is bad. But then again, Huey never contemplated THE BADDEST OF GEORGE THOROGOOD AND THE DESTROYERS, of which it is ineluctable fact that the baddest here is actually the best--which is to say that this is one greatest hits package that really delivers. Everything a devoted Thorogood fan could want, save "I Drink Alone" and "Haircut" (which unfortunately was recorded a year too late to make the cut), is here on one convenient CD. And there are two swell new bonus tracks--aremake of Thorogood's earlier version of the Robert Johnsonclassic "Steady Rollin' Man", plus an extremely loud assault on Chuck Berry's "Louie to Frisco" on which the great Rolling Stones sideman Ian Stewart contributes definitive boogiewoogie piano stylings.
It's good to have all of Thorogood's biggest hits in one place, but Baddest is pretty skimpy on the perennial album-radio cuts, substituting bonus tracks and second-line material. "Ride On Josephine", for example, isn't here. Neither are Chuck Berry's "No Particular Place to Go", "Night Time", and a number of other staples. More suspicious still, "Bad to the Bone" appears with a new remix. Hmm. Looks like someone's leaving some slack for a Volume 2. Since the Thorogood catalogue is fairly big, it wouldn't pay to track down his highlights album-by-album, but the Live CD will set you up pretty well. --Gavin McNett
Description
Sometimes, as the wisdom of Huey Lewis so sagely tells us, bad is bad. But then again, Huey never contemplated THE BADDEST OF GEORGE THOROGOOD AND THE DESTROYERS, of which it is ineluctable fact that the baddest here is actually the best--which is to say that this is one greatest hits package that really delivers. Everything a devoted Thorogood fan could want, save "I Drink Alone" and "Haircut" (which unfortunately was recorded a year too late to make the cut), is here on one convenient CD. And there are two swell new bonus tracks--aremake of Thorogood's earlier version of the Robert Johnsonclassic "Steady Rollin' Man", plus an extremely loud assault on Chuck Berry's "Louie to Frisco" on which the great Rolling Stones sideman Ian Stewart contributes definitive boogiewoogie piano stylings.