ALLIGATOR RECORDS
Lonnie Mack Strike Like Lightning LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 43342396
- UPC:
- 014551473916
- MPN:
- 4739
- Condition:
- New
Description
Legendary Alligator release from 1985 was a stunning comeback for blues rock guitar pioneer Mack, made all the more special for the participation of his #1 disciple, Stevie Ray Vaughan. Blistering guitar and soul-drenched vocals. Features fan favorites Hound Dog Man, If You Have To Know and Oreo Cookie Blues.
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1. Hound Dog Man 2. Satisfy Susie 3. Stop 4. Long Way From Memphis 5. Double Whammy 6. Strike Like Lightning 7. Falling Back In Love With You 8. If You Have To Know 9. You Ain't Got Me 10. Oreo Cookie Blues
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