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Track Listings
| 1. Road Runner |
| 2. Shame, Shame, Shame |
| 3. Eyesight To The Blind |
| 4. Baby, Please Don't Go |
| 5. Never Loved A Girl |
| 6. Back Back Train |
| 7. You Gotta Move |
| 8. The Grind |
| 9. I'm Ready |
| 10. Temperature |
| 11. Stop Messin' Around |
| 12. Jesus Is On The Mainline |
Product Description
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Aerosmith are one of the few arena-sized bands still capable of playing it down-to-earth when the occasion calls. For Honkin' on Bobo, the boys return to their bar band roots (and fire a warning shot at Jack White) with this set of classic blues and soul covers generously peppered with harmonica, horns, and boogie-woogie piano. For years, Aerosmith sprinkled similar ditties on their LPs, but devoting a whole disc to material associated with John Lee Hooker, Mississippi Fred McDowell, et al? That takes chutzpah--and they've got it to spare here. "Shame, Shame, Shame" is a finger-waggin', hip-shakin' romp, while "Baby, Please Don't Go" starts out spooky, then escalates as Steven Tyler builds to a full-throttle holler with Joe Perry's guitar blazing his backside all the way. Tyler even snatches one signature song ("Never Loved A Girl") away from the Queen of Soul...at least for a few minutes. --Kurt B. Reighley
Album Description
Japanese limited edition of 2004 album features 13 tracks including one bonus track 'Jaded'. Sony.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Another quality piece of work,
By The Dark Knight 88 "-Ryan" (Columbus, Ohio) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Honkin On Bobo (Ltd Ed) (Audio CD)
This is probably my favorite album since Pump, slightly edging 1993's "Get a Grip." The songs are all blues covers, and the sounds is crisp and crunchy. It sounds like what it is, new equipment playing old tunes. It's very sleasey but feels kind of polished, as if Aerosmith was in some way holding back. But what it does produce in the end is a fresh grooving sound familiar to any Aerosmith fan. It's worth buying and continues to prove that these guys still have what it takes to rock!
5.0 out of 5 stars
Honkin On BOBO,
By monica plant (WEST VIRGINIA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Honkin On Bobo (Ltd Ed) (Audio CD)
TOTALLY AWESOME, BEST BAND EVER-NOT ENOUGH STARS TO RATE THIS ONE!!!
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excrement?,
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This review is from: Honkin On Bobo (Ltd Ed) (Audio CD)
Honkin on Bobo is a good, rockin' record. It is full of cover songs. It seems like Aerosmith is having fun again with music. "Just Push Play" was about as fun and entertaining as a trip to the dentist. I like the direction Aerosmith is going. Tehy shouldn't need to worry about selling albums, because they could tour forever on the back of songs from "Bobo"
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