Canned Heat : Vintage / Boogie With Canned Heat

LORD ,

HAVE MERCY ON 

MY WICKED SON

 Vintage

 is the

 sixth album

(But Was Recorded in 1966)

 by American

 blues rock band

 Canned Heat 

Produced by

 Johnny Otis,

 it featured the 

Muddy Waters/

Elmore James' 

song

 "Rollin' and Tumblin'" 

recorded with 

and without 

Alan Wilson's 

harmonica leads. 

These sessions 

have surfaced on a

 multiple of reissues

 including, 

Don't Forget to Boogie: 

Vintage Heat 

(2002), 

Vintage Canned Heat

 (1996), 

Eternal Boogie, 

Canned Heat in Concert 

and various 

other releases

Boogie with Canned Heat 

is the second 

studio album 

by American 

blues rock band 

Canned Heat

 Released in 1968,

 it contains mostly

 original material, 

unlike their

 debut album.

 It was the band's

 most commercially 

successful album, 

reaching number 16

 in the US 

and number 5 

in the UK.

Boogie with Canned Heat

 includes the top 10 hit 

"On the Road Again", 

one of their 

best-known songs.

 "Amphetamine Annie", 

a warning about 

the dangers of 

amphetamine abuse, 

also received

 considerable airplay. 

"Fried Hockey Boogie" 

was the first example 

of one of

 Canned Heat's boogies, 

or loose jams.

TRACKLIST

Spoonful

Big Road Blues

Rollin' And Tumblin'

 [Without Harmonica]

Got My Mojo Working

Pretty Thing

Louise

Dimples

Can't Hold On Much Longer

Straight Ahead

Rollin' And Tumblin'

 with 

(Alan Wilson on Harmonica)

Evil Woman

My Crime

On The Road Again

World In A Jug

Turpentine Moan

Whiskey Headed Woman N° 2

Amphetamine Annie

An Owl Song

Marie Laveau

Fried Hockey Boogie

Mean Old World 

(Demo)

The Hunter

On The Road Again 

(Alternate Take)

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