Dr. Hector & The Groove Injectors - 1988-1998: Cure for the Common Groove (1998)
BAND/ARTIST: Dr. Hector, The Groove Injectors, Dr. Hector & The Groove Injectors
- Title: 1988-1998: Cure for the Common Groove
- Year Of Release: 1998
- Label: King Snake Records
- Genre: Blues Rock, Southern Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:11:10
- Total Size: 176/519 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Risky Business 2:35
02. Bad News 4:30
03. Just To Satisfy You 3:32
04. Confusion 4:06
05. 14 Carat Fool 4:30
06. King Snake Shake 3:51
07. Two Strong People 3:24
08. Real Good Sign 4:12
09. Wrong Side of Love 3:52
10. Safe In Your Arms Again 5:10
11. Pickin' the Blues 4:31
12. Mystery Man 4:38
13. Midnight Run 3:50
14. I Wonder Where I'm Going To Sleep Tonight 3:28
15. Can't Take No for an Answer 3:07
16. All Cried Out 4:21
17. Mr. Right Now 4:00
18. Emergency 3:33
01. Risky Business 2:35
02. Bad News 4:30
03. Just To Satisfy You 3:32
04. Confusion 4:06
05. 14 Carat Fool 4:30
06. King Snake Shake 3:51
07. Two Strong People 3:24
08. Real Good Sign 4:12
09. Wrong Side of Love 3:52
10. Safe In Your Arms Again 5:10
11. Pickin' the Blues 4:31
12. Mystery Man 4:38
13. Midnight Run 3:50
14. I Wonder Where I'm Going To Sleep Tonight 3:28
15. Can't Take No for an Answer 3:07
16. All Cried Out 4:21
17. Mr. Right Now 4:00
18. Emergency 3:33
One of the pleasures of traveling around the U.S. is listening to bar bands in out of the way dives. Whether you're in Oregon, Georgia, Colorado, or Pennsylvania, a good bar band may not be cutting-edge, trendy, or experimental but can win you over with its infectiousness and its sense of fun. One such bar band is Dr. Hector & the Groove Injectors, whose Emergency makes you feel like you've wandered into a cool dive somewhere in Middle America.
People who heard this 1991 release tended to place it in the blues-rock category - and, to be sure, "Downtown Drinking" "14 Carat Fool," and "Bad News" are catchy examples of blues-rock. But many of the other tunes are best described as roots rock with a strong southern soul influence. Tracks like "Southern Fried Groove" and "Don't Be Afraid" give the impression that Dr. Hector & the Groove Injectors have spent a lot of time listening to Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Sam & Dave, and other southern-style soulsters who were big in the 1960s.
And, in fact, Dr. Hector & the Groove Injectors are a southern band; Emergency was recorded at King Snake's Sanford, FL studio. Although not the most original album in the world, Emergency is easy to enjoy if you have a taste for earthy, unpretentious bar bands. /Alex Henderson, AllMusic
People who heard this 1991 release tended to place it in the blues-rock category - and, to be sure, "Downtown Drinking" "14 Carat Fool," and "Bad News" are catchy examples of blues-rock. But many of the other tunes are best described as roots rock with a strong southern soul influence. Tracks like "Southern Fried Groove" and "Don't Be Afraid" give the impression that Dr. Hector & the Groove Injectors have spent a lot of time listening to Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Sam & Dave, and other southern-style soulsters who were big in the 1960s.
And, in fact, Dr. Hector & the Groove Injectors are a southern band; Emergency was recorded at King Snake's Sanford, FL studio. Although not the most original album in the world, Emergency is easy to enjoy if you have a taste for earthy, unpretentious bar bands. /Alex Henderson, AllMusic
Blues | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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