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Gene Taylor Blues Band Live 605 Boogie!!!
In December 2007, renowned boogie woogie pianist Gene Taylor reunited with fellow ex-Blasters and hometown pals, Dave Alvin, John Bazz and Bill Bateman for a string of gigs in blues bars on the west coast. Now for the first time, the best of these shows are available to you on the new CD, The Gene Taylor Blues Band Featuring Dave Alvin: Live!!! 605 Boogie!!!
Whether you are a fan of The Blasters or Dave Alvin or just love...
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TESTAMENT: THE COMPLETE SLASH RECORDINGS
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American Music: The Rollin' Rock Recordings
In 1980, four guys from Downey, California, walked into the Van Nuys garage/studio of Rockin' Ronny Weiser's Rollin' Rock records and laid down the tracks that forged a musical revolution of roots rock fueled by the raw power of rockabilly and punk rock. It was the beginning of the road for brothers Dave and Phil Alvin, Bill Bateman, and John Bazz, and from these sessions came the initial versions of such Blaster classics as "Barn Burning," "American Music," "Marie Marie," and other ...
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Trouble Bound (Live)
In Spring 2002, the original Blasters -- Dave Alvin, Phil Alvin, John Bazz, Bill Bateman, and Gene Taylor -- took California by storm with six high-energy reunion shows. These concerts were the first in almost 18 years to include all the original Blasters. The magic was captured on tape, and Trouble Bound is the result -- the group's first full-length live CD. Recorded live at Hollywood's House of Blues in March and June of 2002, Trouble Bound perfectly captures the Blasters' relentless onstage rock 'n' roll intensity.
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Goin' Home (Live DVD and CD)
The Blasters emerged from Los Angeles’ rock scene in the late 1970s. Led by brothers Phil and Dave Alvin, their contemporary twist on America’s not-so-distant past set new standards for American roots rock. Frequent shows with fellow Angelenos X helped earn the band legions of loyal fans whose numbers continue to swell today. In August 2003, the original members reunited (once again) with both Alvin brothers intact. Captured on their first DVD and this companion CD, the set showcases 19 tracks, including ...
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