Whisky A Go-Go (Live). Johnny Rivers - Down at the House of Blues (1998) - Продолжительность: 3:44 lidia.

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Rewind (Johnny Rivers album). 1967 studio album by Johnny Rivers. Rewind is the third studio album by the American musician Johnny Rivers, released in 1967 by Imperial Records. The album includes cover versions of "Baby, I Need Your Lovin'" and "The Tracks of My Tears"  . Here We à Go Go Again! In Action. Meanwhile Back at the Whisky à Go G. .And I Know You Wanna Dance.

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Johnny Rivers - You Can Have Her (I Don& Want Her) Lyrics. The girl I love, she, up and left me She ran away with my best friend Comes home at night just for an hour When day light comes she's gone again. Well, you can have her, I don't want her She didn't love me anyway She only wanted, someone to play with But all I wanted was love to stay. Life without love is mighty empty But confession's good for the soul I'd rather have love that I can cling to Than have the world and all of it's gold. Well, you can have her, I don't want her She didn't love me anyway She only wanted, someone to play with But all I wanted.

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Rivers was (and remains) a flexible, expressive singer, equally at home covering R&B, rockabilly, country, and the Beatles, and as a guitarist, while no virtuoso, he was occasionally capable of the sort of stinging, bluesman's attack associated with original '60s axe heroes like Lonnie Mack (as on the hit version here of Chuck Berry's "Memphis"). In retrospect, this is all a bit shagadelic, but it's fun nonetheless.