Rude Dog - Resurrection - Rude Dog's Greatest Hits

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2010
Time: 75:17 
Size: 173,5 MB 
Label: LaChica Records
Styles: Blues
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. I'm Ready - 4:46
 2. They Call Me the Rude Dog - 5:15
 3. Born Under Bad Sign (Rude Vocal Mix) - 4:42
 4. Back Door Man - 4:42
 5. The Dog Is In the House - 3:10
 6. My Little Hampden Hon - 3:24
 7. Phone Call From Leavenworth - 4:38
 8. Standing With the Devil - 1:45
 9. You Got To Move - 3:51
10. Prodigal Son (EP Version) - 3:51
11. River Runs Deep - 3:45
12. I'll Play the Blues For You - 4:50
13. Dirty Lipstick (Studio Version) - 5:18
14. Love In Vain (EP Version) - 4:16
15. Gallis Pole (Radio Mix) - 6:09
16. Crab Town Crawl (Not Really Live Mix) - 4:30
17. Shake Your Hips (Live) - 6:15

Rude has sifted through old chestnuts like a music paleontologist, and added original material that is unique and provocative. The songs on this compilation are from Rude Dog's six previous releases. The styles are decidedly different, almost from track to track. The musicianship is exemplary and somehow, most of it sounds live, even though I believe only one song actually is. It just has that energy. Most of the songs have surprises tucked away to keep your interest, it might be the sudden appearance of a kazoo, or wondering if Rude Dog just switched to a megaphone half way across the room from the mic. Then you hear a prison door lock and feet shuffling away, or a blistering song full of electric guitar noise that gives way to acoustic strumming. A fixture in Baltimore's "Live Blues Music Scene" since 1998, Rude Dog is proud to present, "RESURRECTION - Rude Dog's Greatest Hits." The album is "Certified Rusty Nickel" with well UNDER one million copies sold. This compilation features 7 tracks from Rude Dog’s debut CD, “The Dog Is In The House, which was released in 2001 and is now out of print. They include; I’m Ready, They Call Me The Rude Dog, Crab Town Crawl, Dirty Lipstick, The Dog Is In The House and the previously unreleased Radio Edit version of Gallis Pole (Hangman’s Blues).

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