BRIAN JOHNSON AND GEORDIE
''HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN: BRIAN JOHNSON AND GEORDIE, DISC TWO''
JULY 8 2013
124:03
DISC ONE
1 - House Of The Rising Sun/4:56
2 - All Because Of You/2:40
3 - Geordies Stomp/3:34
4 - Old Time Rocker/3:18
5 - Francis Was A Rocker/2:53
6 - Ain't It Just Like A Woman/3:54
7 - Geordies Lost His Liggie/2:39
8 - Give You Till Monday/3:49
9 - Natural Born Loser/4:08
10 - Electric Lady/2:52
11 - Little Boy/4:39
12 - You Do This To Me/3:04
13 - I Cried Today/3:33
14 - Goin' Down/3:32
15 - Look At Me/4:57
16 - Mercenary Man/6:11
DISC TWO
1 - Oh Lord/5:07
2 - Don't Do That/3:09
3 - Hope You Like It/3:37
4 - Strange Man/3:28
5 - So What/4:09
6 - Rock And Roll Fever/3:22
7 - Red Eyed Lady/3:04
8 - Got To Know/3:22
9 - Can You Do It/4:21
10 - Geordie Stomp/2:42
11 - Keep On Rockin'/3:18
12 - Black Cat Woman/4:13
13 - Ten Feet Tall/6:41
14 - Rockin' With The Boys Tonite/2:48
15 - We're All Right Now/3:11
16 - Treat Her Like A Lady/3:32
BIOGRAPHY
by Richie Unterberger
A hard rock band from Newcastle, England, Geordie is mostly known for their lead vocalist, Brian Johnson, who would later join AC/DC. In 1972 and 1973, they had a few hits in the U.K., including the number six single "All Because of You" and "Can You Do It," which reached number 13. Their sound was influenced by British rock bands of the day such as Led Zeppelin, as well as some glam stompers, with Johnson's distinctively abrasive singing strongly in evidence.
Geordie guitarist Vic Malcolm had previously recorded with Influence and Yellow before joining U.S.A., which became Geordie before starting to record in 1972. The band kept going until 1976, after which Brian Johnson spent a few years doing sessions until joining AC/DC following the death of their previous singer, Bon Scott. The other members did reform Geordie briefly in 1983, releasing one album, then changing their name to Powerhouse after the departure of Malcolm, and releasing one subsequent LP.
''HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN: BRIAN JOHNSON AND GEORDIE, DISC TWO''
JULY 8 2013
124:03
DISC ONE
1 - House Of The Rising Sun/4:56
2 - All Because Of You/2:40
3 - Geordies Stomp/3:34
4 - Old Time Rocker/3:18
5 - Francis Was A Rocker/2:53
6 - Ain't It Just Like A Woman/3:54
7 - Geordies Lost His Liggie/2:39
8 - Give You Till Monday/3:49
9 - Natural Born Loser/4:08
10 - Electric Lady/2:52
11 - Little Boy/4:39
12 - You Do This To Me/3:04
13 - I Cried Today/3:33
14 - Goin' Down/3:32
15 - Look At Me/4:57
16 - Mercenary Man/6:11
DISC TWO
1 - Oh Lord/5:07
2 - Don't Do That/3:09
3 - Hope You Like It/3:37
4 - Strange Man/3:28
5 - So What/4:09
6 - Rock And Roll Fever/3:22
7 - Red Eyed Lady/3:04
8 - Got To Know/3:22
9 - Can You Do It/4:21
10 - Geordie Stomp/2:42
11 - Keep On Rockin'/3:18
12 - Black Cat Woman/4:13
13 - Ten Feet Tall/6:41
14 - Rockin' With The Boys Tonite/2:48
15 - We're All Right Now/3:11
16 - Treat Her Like A Lady/3:32
BIOGRAPHY
by Richie Unterberger
A hard rock band from Newcastle, England, Geordie is mostly known for their lead vocalist, Brian Johnson, who would later join AC/DC. In 1972 and 1973, they had a few hits in the U.K., including the number six single "All Because of You" and "Can You Do It," which reached number 13. Their sound was influenced by British rock bands of the day such as Led Zeppelin, as well as some glam stompers, with Johnson's distinctively abrasive singing strongly in evidence.
Geordie guitarist Vic Malcolm had previously recorded with Influence and Yellow before joining U.S.A., which became Geordie before starting to record in 1972. The band kept going until 1976, after which Brian Johnson spent a few years doing sessions until joining AC/DC following the death of their previous singer, Bon Scott. The other members did reform Geordie briefly in 1983, releasing one album, then changing their name to Powerhouse after the departure of Malcolm, and releasing one subsequent LP.
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