ElyseSlab's : boogie favorites
Booker T and the MG's - Red Beans and Rice
Blackfoot - Train Train
Man - Spunkbox
Pink Faeries - Right On Fight On
Atomic Rooster - Death Walks Behind You
Argent - Be My Lover, Be My Friend
Wet Willie - Dirty Lies
Allman Brothers - Dirty Lies
Jethro Tull - Song For Jeffery
Alice Cooper - Under My Weels
Led Zeplin - How Many More Times ?
Sir Lord Baltimore - Master Heartache
Silverhead - Long Legged Lisa
Ten Years After - Hear Me Callin'
Savoy Brown - Same Old Feeling
Iggy and the Stooges - Shake Appeal
Paris - Black Book
Lee Michaels - Do You Know What I Mean ?
Van Halen - Mean street
Big Brother - Combination of Two
Jefferson Airplane Eat Starch
Funkadelic Mommy, What is a Funkadelic ?
Captain Beyond Mesmerization Eclipse
Traffic Pearly Queen
Bloodrock Crazy bout you Lady
Pat Travers Killer Instinct
Granicus Bad Talk
Kool and the Gang Spirit of the Boogie
Aerosmith Movin Out
Animals Im Crying
Black Sabith Hole in the Sky
Blue Cheer Doctor Please
Creedence C.R. Born on the Bayou
Leon Russle Out in the Woods
Sly and the Family Stone 0 Sex Machine
Neil Young Vampire Blues
Free Trouble or Doubletime
Humble Pie The Fixer
Blue Oyster Cult Citys on Flame
Taste Same Old Story
Long John Baldry Lets Burn Down the Cornfield
Jeff Beck Group Goin Down
Derringer Here Beyond the Universe
Dust Loose Goose
Ted Nugent Stranglehold
Uriah Heep Real Turned On
Starz I Pull the Plug
AC /DC Nightprowler
Rose Tatoo Butcher and Fast E
ddie
Johnny Winter All Torn Down
Joe Cocker High Time We Went
Cactus Big Mamma Boogie
Budgie Blotted
Wishbone Ash Queen of Torture
Thin Lizzy Johnny the Fox and Jimmie the Weed
Deep Purple Sail Away
Lynyrd Skynard Poison Whiskey
Ground Hogs Cherry Red
Little Richard Sanctified, Sanctified. Toe-Tapping Boogie
Brownsville Station Martian Boogie
Ike and Tina Turner Popcorn
Mountain Sea of Heartache
Yardbirds Aint Got You
Fleetwood Mac Station Man
Motorhead Sweet Revenge
Black Oak Arkansas Fever in My Mind
Grand Funk Railroad Foot Stompin Music
Foghat Slowride
David Bowie Gene Genie
Roxy Music Virginia Plain
T.Rex The Slider
Canned Heat On the Road aga
in
ZZ Top Brown Sugar
Jo JO Gunne Run Run Run
James Gang Woman
Steppinwolf - Ballcrusher
Boogie spoken here.
That's certainly a connoisseur's list (although it's in the wrong thread), but I'm still not sure I know what Boogie is. Hooker apparently considered himself a Bluesman, and I guess Boogie is a subspecies of Blues, defined by it's propulsive and danceable beat. Perhaps the rhythm is related to the left hand of Boogie-woogie piano style, transformed by transference to guitar? The Rock boogiers, of course, are not playing Blues any more than Cream did. Notice how Elyse concentrates on lesser-known numbers by the famous artists. But is her bias showing in her failure to cite New Speedway Boogie?
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Booker T and the MG's - Red Beans and Rice
Blackfoot - Train Train
Man - Spunkbox
Pink Faeries - Right On Fight On
Atomic Rooster - Death Walks Behind You
Argent - Be My Lover, Be My Friend
Wet Willie - Dirty Lies
Allman Brothers - Dirty Lies
Jethro Tull - Song For Jeffery
Alice Cooper - Under My Weels
Led Zeplin - How Many More Times ?
Sir Lord Baltimore - Master Heartache
Silverhead - Long Legged Lisa
Ten Years After - Hear Me Callin'
Savoy Brown - Same Old Feeling
Iggy and the Stooges - Shake Appeal
Paris - Black Book
Lee Michaels - Do You Know What I Mean ?
Van Halen - Mean street
Big Brother - Combination of Two
Jefferson Airplane Eat Starch
Funkadelic Mommy, What is a Funkadelic ?
Captain Beyond Mesmerization Eclipse
Traffic Pearly Queen
Bloodrock Crazy bout you Lady
Pat Travers Killer Instinct
Granicus Bad Talk
Kool and the Gang Spirit of the Boogie
Aerosmith Movin Out
Animals Im Crying
Black Sabith Hole in the Sky
Blue Cheer Doctor Please
Creedence C.R. Born on the Bayou
Leon Russle Out in the Woods
Sly and the Family Stone 0 Sex Machine
Neil Young Vampire Blues
Free Trouble or Doubletime
Humble Pie The Fixer
Blue Oyster Cult Citys on Flame
Taste Same Old Story
Long John Baldry Lets Burn Down the Cornfield
Jeff Beck Group Goin Down
Derringer Here Beyond the Universe
Dust Loose Goose
Ted Nugent Stranglehold
Uriah Heep Real Turned On
Starz I Pull the Plug
AC /DC Nightprowler
Rose Tatoo Butcher and Fast E
ddie Johnny Winter All Torn Down
Joe Cocker High Time We Went
Cactus Big Mamma Boogie
Budgie Blotted
Wishbone Ash Queen of Torture
Thin Lizzy Johnny the Fox and Jimmie the Weed
Deep Purple Sail Away
Lynyrd Skynard Poison Whiskey
Ground Hogs Cherry Red
Little Richard Sanctified, Sanctified. Toe-Tapping Boogie
Brownsville Station Martian Boogie
Ike and Tina Turner Popcorn
Mountain Sea of Heartache
Yardbirds Aint Got You
Fleetwood Mac Station Man
Motorhead Sweet Revenge
Black Oak Arkansas Fever in My Mind
Grand Funk Railroad Foot Stompin Music
Foghat Slowride
David Bowie Gene Genie
Roxy Music Virginia Plain
T.Rex The Slider
Canned Heat On the Road aga
in ZZ Top Brown Sugar
Jo JO Gunne Run Run Run
James Gang Woman
Steppinwolf - Ballcrusher
Boogie spoken here.
- bill 6-23-2001 5:17 am
That's certainly a connoisseur's list (although it's in the wrong thread), but I'm still not sure I know what Boogie is. Hooker apparently considered himself a Bluesman, and I guess Boogie is a subspecies of Blues, defined by it's propulsive and danceable beat. Perhaps the rhythm is related to the left hand of Boogie-woogie piano style, transformed by transference to guitar? The Rock boogiers, of course, are not playing Blues any more than Cream did. Notice how Elyse concentrates on lesser-known numbers by the famous artists. But is her bias showing in her failure to cite New Speedway Boogie?
- alex 6-28-2001 8:23 pm [add a comment]
Yes, certainly a bias for the unsung (undersung) boogie masters. There were plenty of DH'rs proping the GD at the time and just a few of us Thin Lizzy freaks at the original time of publication.
- bill 6-28-2001 8:42 pm [add a comment]
gail collins as new times editor
- dave 6-28-2001 8:48 pm [add a comment]
Does she boogie like her sister Mo?
- alex 6-28-2001 9:07 pm [add a comment]