Consumer Guide Album
George Thorogood and the Destroyers: Bad to the Bone [EMI America, 1982]
Thorogood has added true boogie power to his blues, so his Diddley and Hooker no longer sound like three-quarter-size juke-joint facsimiles. And in a predictable trade-off, he's added true boogie macho to his persona, so he gets his rocks off complaining about the Mann Act.
B−
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