Live on the Rocks Blues Traveler

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  • Release Date: 07/13/2004
  • Sales Rank: 75,872
  • Label: SANCTUARY RECORDS
  • UPC: 060768470224
 
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Live on the Rocks

1LISTENCarolina Blues 5:25
2LISTENLost Me There 5:12
3LISTENNo Woman, No Cry 8:29
4LISTENSave His Soul 4:52
5LISTENHook 4:40
6LISTENLet Her and Let Go 3:47
7LISTENSupport Your Local Emperor 7:56
8LISTENThis Ache 5:18
9LISTENEventually 3:48
10LISTENUnable 5:13
11LISTENCan't See Why 3:03
12LISTENYou Reach Me 9:22
13LISTENCrash Burn 3:54
14LISTENThinnest of Air 3:47

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Editorial Reviews

Live on the Rocks was recorded on July 4, 2003, at Red Rocks, about 15 miles form Denver, CO. Six of its 14 tracks come from Truth Be Told, the album the band was touring in support of, and the rest from the deeper catalog of albums like Straight On 'Til Morning ("Carolina Blues"), Save His Soul (the title track), Four ("Crash Burn" and "Hook"), Bridge ("You Lost Me There"), and Travelers & Thieves ("Support Your Local Emperor"), and there's a stellar cover of "No Woman No Cry" featuring Ziggy Marley in duet with John Popper. Given the renewed vigor Blues Traveler showed on Truth Be Told, it's not surprising that this is one of their strongest live albums. The band has plenty of fire, and is tighter than ever. While some jam band fans may not be as overwhelmed with the tight construction of these tunes, there is plenty of solid improvisation and funky blues jamming here, and even more importantly, it is all wonderfully focused and articulate; there is no aimless meandering, just "get it to the next level" musicianship. Recommended. Thom Jurek, All Music Guide

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