Artist: Back Street Crawler
Album: Atlantic Years 1975-1976
Genre: Blues Rock, Classic Rock
Label: HNE Recordings
Released: 2020
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Tracklist:
- The Band Plays On (1975)
- Who Do Women
- New York, New York
- Stealing My Way
- Survivor
- It's A Long Way Down To The Top
- All The Girls Are Crazy
- Jason Blue
- Train Song
- Rock & Roll Junkie
- The Band Palys On
- 2nd Street (1976)
- Selfish Lover
- Blue Soul
- Stop Doing What You're Doing
- Raging River
- Some Kind Of Happy
- Sweet, Sweet Beauty
- Just For You
- On Your Life
- Leaves In The Wind
- Live At Fairfield Hall, Croydon (1975)
- The Band Played On
- Sidekick To The Stars
- It's A Long Way Down To The Top
- New York, New York
- Train Song
- Survivor
- Stealing My Way
- All The Girls Are Crazy
- Jason Blue
- Rock & Roll Junkie
- Molten Gold
- The Hunter
- We Won
- Bird Song Blues
- Final Performance (1976)
- Who Do Woman
- Stealing My Way
- Cheat On Me
- Common Mortal Man
- Train Song
- Just For The Box
- It's A Long Way Down To The Top
Bonus Tracks - Jason Blue (Outtake)
- Evening Time (Unreleased)
- It's A Long Way Down To The Top (Outtake)
- She's Gone (Unreleased)
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UK four CD set. The story of Back Street Crawler is a sadly short one, but also a tale of what might have been. After forming in 1968, the British blues rock legends Free finally called it a day after 1972's "Heartbreaker", just as the band was on the verge of cracking America. Free guitarist Paul Kossoff's first move was to record his solo album Back Street Crawler for Island Records in 1973. Joining forces with Terry Wilson (bass), Mike Montgomery (keyboards) and Tony Braunagel (drums), who had played together in Bloontzfrom, plus singer Terry Wilson-Slesser, Kossoff's Back Street Crawler solo record gave the new band their name, who were then signed by Ahmet Ertegun to Atlantic Records. Disc One features the 1975 album The Band Plays On. Disc Two contains the album 2nd Street (1976). Disc Three is Live At Fairfield Hall, Croydon (1975). Disc Four features Paul Kossoff's final live performance (Live At The Starwood Club, Los Angeles: March 3rd, 1976) plus four previously unreleased outtakes.