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Live At Grossman’s – 1994

CD | Jeff Healey Band | 2011 | Eagle Rock

Recorded at Grossman's Tavern, Toronto 1994

Track Listing

01. Comin’ Home Baby! (erroneously listed on album as ‘I’m Going Home’)
02. Killing Floor
03. As the Years Go Passing By
04. Ain’t That Just Like a Woman
05. Yer Blues
06. Who’s Been Talking
07. Crossroads
08. Dust My Boom
09. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)*
10. All Along the Watchtower

*UK release only

Additional Credits

01. Comin' Home Baby!
(NOTE: erroneously credited on CD as 'I'm Going Home' by Alvin Lee )
W: Ben Tucker, Bob Dorough
JEFF HEALEY Lead Guitar/Vocal, JOE ROCKMAN Bass, PAT RUSH, Guitar, TOM STEPHEN Drums

02. Killing Floor
W: Chester Burnett
JEFF HEALEY Lead Guitar/Vocal, JOE ROCKMAN Bass, PAT RUSH, Guitar, TOM STEPHEN Drums

03. As The Years Go Passing By
W: Deadric Malone
JEFF HEALEY Lead Guitar/Vocal, JOE ROCKMAN Bass, PAT RUSH, Guitar, TOM STEPHEN Drums

04. Ain't That Just Like A Woman
W: Claude Demetrius, Fleecie Moore
JEFF HEALEY Lead Guitar/Vocal, JOE ROCKMAN Bass, PAT RUSH, Guitar, TOM STEPHEN Drums

05. Yer Blues
W: John Lennon, Paul McCartney
JEFF HEALEY Lead Guitar/Vocal, JOE ROCKMAN Bass, PAT RUSH, Guitar, TOM STEPHEN Drums

06. Who's Been Talking
W: Chester Burnett
JEFF HEALEY Lead Guitar/Vocal, MICHAEL PICKETT Harmonica, JOE ROCKMAN Bass, PAT RUSH, Guitar, TOM STEPHEN Drums

07. Crossroads
W: Robert Johnson
JEFF HEALEY Lead Guitar/Vocal, MICHAEL PICKETT Harmonica, JOE ROCKMAN Bass, PAT RUSH, Guitar, TOM STEPHEN Drums

08. Dust My Broom
W: Elmore James
JEFF HEALEY Lead Guitar/Vocal, JOE ROCKMAN Bass, PAT RUSH, Guitar, TOM STEPHEN Drums

09. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)*
W: Jimi Hendrix
JEFF HEALEY Lead Guitar/Vocal, JOE ROCKMAN Bass, PAT RUSH, Guitar, TOM STEPHEN Drums

10. All Along The Watchtower
W: Bob Dylan
JEFF HEALEY Lead Guitar/Vocal, JOE ROCKMAN Bass, PAT RUSH, Guitar, TOM STEPHEN Drums

* UK release only

Album Notes

For the album Live At Grossman’s – 1994, the Jeff Healey Band returned to the legendary Grossman’s Tavern, which was the club that brought them together.

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