The Backseat Boogie - Cut Out To Rock mp3 flac download

Backseat Boogie: Cut Out To Rock Art-Nr. 2014/Rhythm Bomb) 11 tracks, fantastic Rock & Roll album with Rhythm & Blues and classical Neo-Rockabilly elements! The band comes from Italy and plays real Party Rock & Roll! All songs are composed by the members! Highly recommended!

Boogie rock is a genre of rock music which came out of the hard heavy blues rock of the late 1960s. Largely designed for dance parties, it tends to feature a repetitive driving rhythm in place of instrumental experimentation found in the more progressive blues-rock bands of the period. Boogie rockers concentrate on the groove, working a steady, chugging back beat, often in shuffle time.

Bands/Musicians The Best Boogie Rock Bands/Artists. Boogie rock groups and artists are shown below along with any additional genres in which their music belongs.

Coldplay churn out bighearted British guitar rock on their second album – what Chris Martin aptly called "emotion that can make you feel sad while you're moving your legs.

Backseat Boogie: listen and download B. B. King - Boogie Woogie Woman, Al Caiola - Guitar Boogie, The Dictators - Backseat Boogie, The Dictators - Backseat Boogie & more. Water out of Stone 02:39. Young Blonde and Wasted 02:38. First to Come (Last to Leave) 03:07. Gone Bald Boogie 02:46. Postcard from Zombieville 03:02. I Can't Take It Anymore 02:59.

Johnny's in the back room suckin' on his gin Police are at the front door screamin' let me in Go-go, go-go dancer's busy showin' off her chest She don't know what she's doin' but she tries to do her best. The song was also re-written as Santa Claus is Comin' (in a Boogie Woogie Choo Choo Train) for the 1995 album, Have Yourself a Tractors Christmas.

Boogie-rock has probably been derided by critics more times than people have torched a doob while listening to BTO. Intellectual types tend to write it off as guys with feathered bangs, mustaches and shirts open to their navel playing songs about cars, girls and partying (and partying in cars with.

The album’s secret weapon comes in the not-so-subtle touch of ordained punk saint Steve Albini, whose crisp, low-end touch forces the crushers to flatten and the gentler songs to ring bell clear. The album is relatively short and over before you want it to be, so don’t be afraid to listen twice. Hinging on the band’s unassailably independent streak, the songs issue fierce, self-assured cut downs to a series of fakes, losers, abusers, wimps, chumps and those who find themselves aimlessly in the band’s way. - Eric Swedlund. Watch The Coathangers perform live at the Paste Studio