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George Thorogood & the Destroyers
Move It on Over
Release Date: 1978
Running Time: 39:27
Label: Rounder

In 1978, George Thorogood was just beginning to make some noise on the blues-rock circuit. This was his second album, and what's now almost a cliché then sounded fresh and vital. Thorogood's energy, rousing vocals and driving guitar playing came roaring through on inspired covers of Elmore James' "The Sky Is Crying," Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love" and Chuck Berry's "It Wasn't Me." He even did a credible Piedmont blues on Brownie McGhee's "So Much Trouble." While Thorogood went on to make more commercially succesful albums, the spirit and innocence in his early releases has seldom been duplicated. This Rounder CD reissue returns him to a simpler, and in some ways superior, period. Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

Tracks:

	Title	Composer	Time
1	Move It on Over		4:16
2	Who Do You Love?		4:15
3	Sky Is Crying		5:09
4	Cocaine Blues		2:48
5	It Wasn't Me		3:54
6	That Same Thing		3:05
7	So Much Trouble		3:15
8	I'm Just Your Good Thing		3:29
9	Baby Please Set a Date		4:42
10	New Hawaiian Boogie		4:34