Artist	Song
The Blasters	Hollywood Bed
from The Blasters (2010)
The Blasters	It Must Be Love
from Non Fiction (2010)
The Blasters	Little Honey
from Hard Line (2010)
The Blasters	Bus Station
from Non Fiction (2010)
The Blasters	Crazy Baby
from American Music (2011)
The Blasters	Buzz Buzz Buzz
from American Music (2011)
The Blasters	Fool's Paradise
from Non Fiction (2010)
The Blasters	Stop the Clock
from The Blasters (2010)
The Blasters	Flat Top Joint
from American Music (2011)
The Blasters	Barefoot Rock
from American Music (2011)
The Blasters	Samson and Delilah
from Hard Line (2010)
The Blasters	What Will Lucy do (Live At the Venue, London, 1982)
from Over There: Live at the Venue, London (2010)
The Blasters	Just Another Sunday
from Hard Line (2010)
The Blasters	Leaving
from Non Fiction (2010)
The Blasters	Rock and Roll Will Stand
from Hard Line (2010)

Comment:

It's easy to focus on the Alvins — in fact, it's hard not to — but the other Blasters weren't just hitching a ride, musically speaking. When you hear the Crescent City second-line-inspired "Hollywood Bed," you'll understand why Black Flag's Henry Rollins called the band's original percussionist, Bill Bateman, "one of the best drummers there is." And on the rock-a-bluesy riffage of "Crazy Baby," John Bazz slaps the bass around like a rented mule. If you like your cornpone and sour mash with a couple of chunks of punk on the side, check out "Little Honey," its Cajun-style fiddle dripping heartbreak while Phil Alvin takes a hillbilly holiday from the rebel rumble of their harder-rockin' sides.

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