Jesus Just Left Sin City by Handfulls

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Submit Date: 8/13/2001
Format: Cassette
Category: Mixed Genre

Jesus Just Left Sin City

Side A
Artist	Song
AC/DC	Sin City

The Who	Shakin' All Over

Elmore James	Done Somebody Wrong

Led Zeppelin	Hey Hey What Can I Do?

J J Cale	Call Me The Breeze

Lou Reed	How Do You Think It Feels

The Doors	Waiting For The Sun

The Gun Club	Run Through The Jungle

The Misunderstood	My Mind

Frijid Pink	Tell Me Why

ZZ Top	Jesus Just Left Chicago

Howlin' Wolf	Killing Floor

Rolling Stones	Happy



Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Them	Mystic Eyes

Joe Williams Washboard Blues Singers	Baby Please Don't Go

The Amboy Dukes	Baby Please Don't Go

Buffalo Springfield	Mr. Soul

Red Red Meat	Chain Chain Chain

The Black Crowes	No Speak No Slave

Blue Cheer	Good Times Are So Hard To Find

Black Sabbath	Paranoid

Richard Hell And The Voidoids	Blank Generation

Sex Pistols	Holidays In The Sun

The Clash	Brand New Cadillac

Alex Chilton	Hey! Little Child

Johnny Thunders	Ask Me No Questions

X	Blue Spark

Comment:

More free association. Forgetful me, I keep repeating myself with the Richard Hell song. But it's a good one. The Frijid Pink song is a bit of a joke. One of those albums that you buy because of the cover. Lumbering, inept and almost funny Zeppelin clones from '71 or thereabouts. Sort of the type of band that Stillwater (?, can't remember if that's the right name) from Almost Famous was probably modeled on, but even less successful.

Feedback:

Rob Conroy
Date: 8/13/2001

Pretty neat.

lo-fi jr.
Date: 8/13/2001

I brought the Frigid Pink LP to music class in 6th grade. The teacher dropped the needle/nail onto it & played about 10 seconds of 'House of the Rising Sun' before yanking it off. I think they may have been European, BTW (Tom or Eric, help me out here) but the Stillwater comparison is pretty right on.

Dan P.
Date: 8/13/2001

You should have included MC5's Baby Please Don't Go as well. =)

Handfulls
Date: 8/13/2001

AMG has them as a Detroit band, but I don't know how much I'm willing to believe that since they also rank the album as "Detroit rock at its near best." There's a pretty funny line in the bio about them paying their dues with "two years of relentless touring throughout the southeast Michigan area." Anyway, glad you concur with my Stillwater comparison.