Blasters -- Dark Night in Philly: 1986 LP

Pure and simple, The Blasters create American Music, accessible, energetic rock 'n' roll, performed live in Philly, seamlessly blending r&b, punk, blues, rockabilly and r 'n' r. Their live performances displayed a frenetic energy and outstanding musicianship and they were stalwarts in the early 80s L.A. punk scene, performing with artists including Black Flag, The Cramps, X and numerous others.

Pure and simple, The Blasters create American Music, accessible, energetic rock 'n' roll, performed live in Philly, seamlessly blending r&b, punk rock, rockabilly, boogie woogie and rock 'n' roll. Their live performances gained them a rabid fan base with a frenetic energy and outstanding musicianship and they were stalwarts in the early 80s L.A. punk scene, performing with artists including Black Flag, The Cramps, X and numerous others. Their music was integrated into a variety of feature films ("From Dusk To Dawn", "Streets of Fire" and "Bull Durham") and TV ("Mami Vice", "Six Feet Under" and "Billions") and was featured in Gran Turismo Auto 4. From 1978 to 1995, Philadelphia's Chestnut Cabaret was a destination for a Who's Who of rock icons. Everyone from Nirvana to ELP, the Ramones to Judy Collins, Warren Zevon to John Lee Hooker and countless others rocked the house. This incredible live recording of their July 19, 1986 performance at the Chestnut Cabaret was taken directly off the soundboard so the sound quality is exceptional. It's also one of the last recordings including guitarist Hollywood Fats who died less than 5 months after this performance.

Track Listing
Disc 1:
Marie, Marie
No Other Girl
But I Don't Want To
Just Another Sunday
Never No More Blues
Flat Top Joint
Border Radio
Long White Cadillac
Keep It Clean
Dark Night
Crazy Baby
Hoodoo Man
Trouble Bound
Disc 2:
Help You Dream
Colored Lights
Red Rose
Jubilee Train
Hear Me Cryin'
I'm Shakin'
Blue Shadows
Friend Of the Common Man
Rock and Roll Will Stand
American Music
Too Tired
Keep A Knockin' (But You Can't Come In)
Stop the Clock
So Long Baby, Goodbye