The Bourbons - House Party (1964-'66, 1996)⭐
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Artist: The Bourbons
Title: House Party
Year Of Release: 1964-66/1996
Label: Arf! Arf!
Genre: Beat, Garage Rock
Audio codec: WAV | lossless
Total Time: 01:17:00
The Bourbons - House Party (Remastered) (1964-66/1996)
Tracklist:
The Chevells (1964):
1. Handclap
2. Riptide
The Van-Dels' (1965):
3. Warm Up
4. Carol (Chuck Berry)
5. The Last Time (Jagger-Richards)
6. Route 66 (Bobby Troup)
7. Barbara Ann (Fred Fassert)
8. Come On, Let's Go (Ritchie Valens)
9. Are You A Boy Or Are You A Girl (Doug Morris, Ron Morris)
10. Bad Boy (Larry Williams)
11. Louie Louie (Richard Berry)
The Bourbons (1966):
12. On The Rock
13. Run For Your Life (Lennon-McCartney)
14. The Little Black Egg (Michael Stone)
15. Like A Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan)
16. Little Girl (Bob Gonzalez, Don Baskin)
17. Little Red Riding Hood (Ronald Blackwell)
18. Still In Love With You Baby (Ron Elliott)
19. Respect/Midnight Hour (Otis Redding, Steve Cropper, Wilson Pickett)
20. A Basket Of Flowers (Chuck Conlon, Michael Stone, Sylvan Wells)
21. You Can't Do That (Lennon-McCartney)
22. Just A Little (Robert Durand, Ron Elliott)
23. I Fought The Law (Sonny Curtis)
24. Day Tripper (Lennon-McCartney)
25. Nowhere Man (Lennon-McCartney)
26. Just Like Me (Richard Dey, Roger Hart)
27. Time Won't Let Me (Chet Kelley, Tom King)
28. Bourbans House Party
This is the story of Al Lorusso, a rock & roll journeyman who, during the 1960s, plunked his guitar in three related bands: the Chevells, the Van-dels, and the Bourbons. Lorusso recorded a wealth of material in all three bands, but none of them ever released so much as a local 45 in their respective heydays. But by recording a number of practice sessions on his home tape deck, Lorusso amazingly documented what an average teen combo down the street actually sounded like during this time period. As such, it's a marvelous document of time and place, and the music isn't half bad either. With plenty of Stones, Beatles, and Top 40 favorites along the way, this one's like having an after-school dance in your CD player