JIM MCCARTY & MYSTERY TRAIN
''LIVE''
2013
57:28
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01 - Treat Me Right 05:35
02 - Temperature Is Rising 10:51
03 - Killing Floor 07:45
04 - The Thrill Is Gone 10:21
05 - Help Me 10:04
06 - Shake Your Money Maker 06:29
07 - Oh Well 06:20
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Jim McCarty/Guitar & Vocals
Rick Stel/Guitar & Vocals
Kenny Welk/Harp & Vocals (2nd Half "You Got To Help Me")
Marvin Conrad/Bass
Dylan McCarty/Drums
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
Jason Ankeny
Motor City-based guitarist Jim McCarty first surfaced as a member of Mitch Ryder's backing band the Detroit Wheels, making his bow on the group's 1966 debut LP Take a Ride. Beginning with 1968's Expressway to Your Skull, he backed Buddy Miles, concurrently recording tracks with Jimi Hendrix before joining the short-lived band Cactus; relatively quiet during the mid-'70s, McCarty appeared only on Bob Seger's Seven and Bob "Catfish" Hodge's Dynasaurs and Alleycats (both 1974) before returning to action full-time in 1977 with the group the Rockets. Following that band's early-1980s dissolution, McCarty joined the Detroit Blues Band, later fronting his own group, Mystery Train.
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BIOGRAPHY/WIKIPEDIA
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''LIVE''
2013
57:28
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01 - Treat Me Right 05:35
02 - Temperature Is Rising 10:51
03 - Killing Floor 07:45
04 - The Thrill Is Gone 10:21
05 - Help Me 10:04
06 - Shake Your Money Maker 06:29
07 - Oh Well 06:20
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Jim McCarty/Guitar & Vocals
Rick Stel/Guitar & Vocals
Kenny Welk/Harp & Vocals (2nd Half "You Got To Help Me")
Marvin Conrad/Bass
Dylan McCarty/Drums
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
Jason Ankeny
Motor City-based guitarist Jim McCarty first surfaced as a member of Mitch Ryder's backing band the Detroit Wheels, making his bow on the group's 1966 debut LP Take a Ride. Beginning with 1968's Expressway to Your Skull, he backed Buddy Miles, concurrently recording tracks with Jimi Hendrix before joining the short-lived band Cactus; relatively quiet during the mid-'70s, McCarty appeared only on Bob Seger's Seven and Bob "Catfish" Hodge's Dynasaurs and Alleycats (both 1974) before returning to action full-time in 1977 with the group the Rockets. Following that band's early-1980s dissolution, McCarty joined the Detroit Blues Band, later fronting his own group, Mystery Train.
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BIOGRAPHY/WIKIPEDIA
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