Hallelujah

Living the Blues 2003 reissue of the blues-rock act's third album, originally issued in 1968, features 10 tracks including the smash Top 40 hit 'Going Up The Country', the strange 19 minute 'Parthenogenesis' & a 41 minute live version of 'Refried Boogie' (Parts 1 & 2). Slipcase. BGO.	Rollin' & Tumblin' Reissue of the blue/ boogie rock group's 1967 French album. Features all 11 tracks from the original release, all digitally remastered. Digipak. 1999 release.	Future Blues Digitally remastered with new liner notes and booklet.	Boogie with Canned Heat Reissue, in a digipak, of the boogie blues/ rock group's third album. Contains all 10 cuts from the Liberty label's original 1968 release, plus six bonus tracks, single versions of 'One Kind Favor', 'Christmas Blues', 'The Chipmunk Song', 'On The Road Again', 'Goin' Up The Countr...	Live at the Topanga Corral 24 bit remastered reissue of 1971 album. Digipak. Magic. 2004.
Live In Europe 1970	Canned Heat 1967-1976: The Boogie House Tapes Straight from the archives, here are 2cd's of previously unreleased vintage recordings had picked by drummer, Fito De La Parra. All songs feature the original band members, and detailed liner notes. 29 tracks including 'Reefer Blues', 'Caterpillar Crawl', 'Long Way From LA' and...	Hooker 'n Heat This 1971 collaboration between primal one-part-Delta/one-part-Detroit singer-guitarist John Lee Hooker and Southern California blues revivalists Canned Heat works in large part because all parties involved are a little off. Hooker, the most unsystematic of the major bluesmen of ...	Canned Heat 1969-1999: The Boogie House Tapes, Vol. 2	The Very Best of Canned Heat

It's On CD !!! Hallelujah!!!
This disc is probably not as well known as some of the others because the single released from this set, "Time Was", was not on par with the previous singles. Personally I would have released "Same All Over" but no matter. Chronologically, this is the 4th Liberty Album and came out between the hits "Going Up the Country" and "Let's Work Together". Unlike the other disks the Bear doesn't dominate here. Al Wilson (harp and guitar)wrote or co-wrote 6 of the 11 original songs. There is a lot more of his harp playing here than on its predecessor,"Living the Blues". This one rocks, gang. Incidentally, I wouldn't get too excited over the 4 "bonus tracks" two are alternate versions, a third track "Poor Moon" can also be found on "Uncanned". The fourth track, "Low Down" is a pleasant surprise. It's the original "B side" of the "Time Was" single and didn't make it on to the original LP. (By the way, the sound quality is very good!)