Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen - We've Got a Live One Here! Audio CD

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Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen Band: Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen
Title: We've Got a Live One Here!
Rating:
Release Date: 1996-08-13
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: One of Those Nights 2: Semi-Truck 3: Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette) 4: Big Mamou 5: San Antonio Rose 6: Eighteen Wheels 7: Mama Hated Diesels 8: Looking at the World Through a Windshield 9: My Window Faces the South 10: Milk Cow Blues 11: It Should Have Been Me 12: Back to Tennessee 13: Seeds and Stems Again Blues 14: Rock That Boogie 15: Riot in Cell Block #9 16: Don't Let Go 17: Too Much Fun 18: Hot Rod Lincoln 19: Lost in the Ozone

Swingin', dandin' rock and boogie woogie
This is one of their most outstanding efforts. Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen were one of the leading small venue bands that played rock with a mix of Texas Swing style, along with boogie woogie and other dancin' beats. The band's live albums are their best, as the studio works do not capture the party atmosphere with which the band played. This reviewer has nearly all of the band's tunes, either on vinyl recordings or on CD and considers this one to be among the two best, the other being another live recording, Live From Deep in the Heart of Texas. The selection of tunes in this recording includes some of the band's best known works. Their version of Smoke, Smoke, Smoke (that cigarette)! by Merle Travis became an exceptionally popular recording on radio, especially on college radio stations. The band originally came from Michigan, founded by George Frayne (Cody -- the piano player). They moved their locus of activity to the San Francisco Bay Area in the early 1970's, and played exceptionally frequently in the local bars surrounding local college campuses. Enjoy this one -- it's one of the best! .


Commander Cody, We Got A Live One Here !
These guys were the hilt in the day. Fantastic fun swang rock. I saw them live in Phoenix,Arizona about 1979 and they tore the place up and left everyone just devastated and ripped. Most people had to crawl out of there. I have seen over 50 groups in the late 70's early 80's and by far these guys put on the best show I have ever seen. If your a trucker over 50 , you probably should buy this. If you are younger. . . sorry . . . you missed out on history but thanks to Amazon,here is a piece of it. Enjoy ! !.


A classic!
Listening again brought back great memories. I listened to the Commander all thru college. Simply one heck of a fun album - classic country rock and roll. Not dinner music, but you can't beat it with a beer in one hand and pool cue in the other.


get it going
i guarantee you everyone will be dancing before it's done. if you need to get a party going, put on this cd.


Rockin' That Boogie
This album does not disappoint in any way; the ad-libs in their stage show are funny, the country and western swing music is excellent and the narration between the songs is very entertaining. Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen are a tremendously entertaining band, so it follows that the live version of one of their shows is going to be a lot of fun. Although the show took place more than thirty years ago, the songs still sound fresh, and the CD is still well worth the price.


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