Move It on Over - George Thorogood, Williams, Hank [1]
Who Do You Love? - George Thorogood, McDaniel, Elias
The Sky Is Crying - George Thorogood, James, Elmore [1]
Cocaine Blues - George Thorogood, Arnall, T.J. "Red"
It Wasn't Me - George Thorogood, Berry, Chuck
That Same Thing - George Thorogood, Dixon, Willie [1]
So Much Trouble - George Thorogood, McGhee, Brownie
I'm Just Your Good Thing - George Thorogood, Moore, James [Blues
Baby Please Set a Date - George Thorogood, Williamson, Homesic
New Hawaiian Boogie - George Thorogood, James, Elmore [1]
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Media Type: SACD
Artist: THOROGOOD,GEORGE
Title: MOVE IT ON OVER
Street Release Date: 10/28/2003
No Description Available
No Track Information Available
Media Type: SACD
Artist: THOROGOOD,GEORGE
Title: MOVE IT ON OVER
Street Release Date: 10/28/2003
TheHighlander | Richfield, PA United States | 10/27/1999
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Thorogoods raw guitar sound and ample emotion on this CD make it one worth buying. It sets the tone for things that should have come but never seemed to break out on later albums. If you buy one Thorogood album, this should be the one. A staple of any blues or rock collection. Bouncing back and forth between the hard rocking (Move it on Over/who do you love) to the mournfull (The Sky is Crying) to the emotional (I'm Just Your Good Thing). This album runs the ladder of emotions up and down."
My First and Favorite George Thorogood Recording
jimnypivo | west of Chicago, USA | 08/31/2007
(4 out of 5 stars)
"I first heard this disk on vinyl when my college roommate pulled it out from his stack of twelve records.
I immediately loved George's flash and in-your-face playing style. And I still love it.
This disc has one of George's best track lists, including "Who Do You Love?" (Sam Adams beer commercial); George's signature Rock & Roll version of Hank Williams' (Senior) Country and Western classic 'Move it on Over'; the story-with-a-moral 'Cocaine Blues'; and another George favorite, 'Baby, Let's Set a Date'.
This disc is one of the better recorded of Thorogood records and is also Enthusiastically recommended."
Taking Rock Back To Its Roots
The Footpath Cowboy | Kingston, NY United States | 10/03/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Along with his self-titled debut album, George Thorogood's second one, MOVE IT ON OVER, helped to bring rock & roll back to its roots. "Move It On Over" and "Who Do You Love?" got all the airplay on rock radio, but even better was a cover of Chuck Berry's "It Wasn't Me", which really rocked harder than anything this side of Ted Nugent. If you buy this album and the first one, you're off to a good start at getting to know George Thorogood."
His best album!
Stephen Maestas | Albuquerque,NM | 09/08/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I had "Move It On Over" and "Better Than The Rest" on cassette tape long before "Bad To The Bone" came out. Those three albums were rock solid! Not one single "throw-away", partly because they were all standards except for the lone original "Bad To The Bone". He had the guitar playing talent, the "two-stroke, air-cooled" vocal chords and the good sense to pick such good covers that nobody cared if he wrote them or not. Not since Joe Cocker, has an artist "owned" sombody elses songs like George! What a coincidence that his first self-penned song went on to be his signature hit. GET THIS ALBUM. P.S. How do we get Rounder Records to release "Better Then The Rest" on CD?"
A rockin good time
classic rock fan | 06/23/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)
"well this was certainly no sophmore slump for george thorogood,in fact he expands upon his first album and rocks even harder tracks like who do you love, cocaine blues,move it on over all cook and when he starts on that slide doing elmore james cover "hawaiian boogie and sky is crying" i cant help but dance.basically if you like rock you must own this,its just good honest raw rock and blues and in the words of george "we got the good time music and the bo diddley beat" now tell me who do you love ?"