Name: If You Can't Stand the Heat, Get out of the Kitchen: Live in Concert
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If You Can't Stand the Heat, Get out of the Kitchen

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Album: If You Can't Stand the Heat, Get out of the Kitchen: Live in Concert
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Bullfrog Blues
2)	Sweet Sixteen
3)	I'd Rather Be the Devil
4)	Dust My Broom
5)	I Wish You Would
6)	It Hurts Me Too
1)	On the Road Again
2)	Amphetamine Annie
3)	Going Up the Country
4)	Let's Work Together
5)	Kings of the Boogie
6)	Refried Hockey Boogie
7)	Hell's on Down the Line
8)	Chicken Shack Boogie
9)	So Long

Album: If You Can't Stand the Heat, Get out of the Kitchen: Live in Concert
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Bullfrog Blues
2)	Sweet Sixteen
3)	I'd Rather Be the Devil
4)	Dust My Broom
5)	I Wish You Would
6)	It Hurts Me Too
1)	On the Road Again
2)	Amphetamine Annie
3)	Going Up the Country
4)	Let's Work Together
5)	Kings of the Boogie
6)	Refried Hockey Boogie
7)	Hell's on Down the Line
8)	Chicken Shack Boogie
9)	So Long

Performer Notes

Canned Heat: Alan Wilson (vocals, guitar, slide guitar, harmonica); Mike Halby "The Mouth", Walter Trout (vocals, guitar); Ricky "Cherry Red" Kellogg, Bob Hite (vocals, harmonica); Ra£l Rodr¡guez (vocals, bass instrument, bass guitar); Henry Vestine (guitar); Larry Taylor (bass instrument, bass guitar); Adolfo de la Parra, Frank Cook (drums).
Liner Note Author: Alfie Falckenbach.
Recording information: Australia (1969-1981); Kaleidoscope, Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, CA (1969-1981).
This two-disc live set offers a unique look at the West Coast's premier blues-rockers Canned Heat. The first disc contains the 1968 concert previously released as Live at the Topanga Corral (though it was actually recorded elsewhere), and features the original lineup at its peak. The second disc offers up a latter-day version of the band performing in Australia; led by new singer/guitarist Walter Trout, they're quite different from the early days of Canned Heat, but they still keeps the blues close to their hearts. ~ Jim Allen