Artist	Song
The Blasters	Marie, Marie
from American Music (2011)
The Blasters	American Music
from American Music (2011)
The Blasters	I'm Shakin'
from The Blasters (2010)
The Blasters	Dark Knight
from Hard Line (2010)
The Blasters	Long White Cadillac
from Non Fiction (2010)
The Blasters	So Long Baby Goodbye
from The Blasters (2010)
The Blasters	Border Radio
from The Blasters (2010)
The Blasters	Trouble Bound
from Hard Line (2010)
The Blasters	One Bad Stud
from Trouble Bound (2008)
The Blasters	No Other Girl
from The Blasters (2010)
The Blasters	Red Rose
from Non Fiction (2010)
The Blasters	Common Man
from Hard Line (2010)
The Blasters	Help You Dream
from Hard Line (2010)
The Blasters	Jubilee Train
from Non Fiction (2010)
The Blasters	Colored Lights
from Hard Line (2010)
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:

Dave and Phil Alvin were the brothers that Dorsey and Johnny Burnette never knew they had, and their band — aptly named the Blasters — dug up roots like a roto-tiller on speed. Blues, rockabilly, country, good ol' 4/4 hunka hunka burnin' rock…it was all part of the Blasters kit bag — along with the love-him-so-much-I-can't-stand-him fussin' and feudin' that Ray and Dave Davies, Phil and Don Everly, Liam and Noel Gallagher, and others have writ large into the rock history books. But don't let the tabloid [i]yakety-yak[/i] get the slightest bit in the way of your enjoying their music, because [i]they[/i] sure didn't. Every riff of the guitar, every honk of the sax, every [i]whap[/i] of a rim shot crackles with the authentic soul of a guy who spent his last ten bucks on a Hasil Adkins reissue instead of dinner without even giving it a second thought.

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