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Nrbq
Stay with We: The Best of NRBQ
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (24) - Disc #1
1. C'mon Everybody [Single Version/Mono] - NRBQ, Capehart, Jerry
2. I Say Gooday Goodnite [#] - NRBQ, Ferguson, Steve [1]
3. Flat Foot Flewszy - NRBQ, Ferguson, Jay [1]
4. Have You Heard [#] - NRBQ, Adams, Terry [Keybo
5. Rocket Number Nine - NRBQ, Ra, Sun
6. I Didn't Know Myself - NRBQ, Ferguson, Steve [1]
7. Mama Get Down Those Rock & Roll Shoes - NRBQ, Adams, Terry [Keybo
8. Kentucky Slop Song - NRBQ, Adams, Terry [Keybo
9. Tina - NRBQ, St.Nicholas, J.
10. Step Aside - NRBQ, Ferguson, Steve [1]
11. You Got Me Goin' [#] - NRBQ, Sanders, J.
12. Dogwood Winter [#] - NRBQ, Ferguson, Steve [1]
13. Time & Place [#] - NRBQ, Dixon
14. Stomp [Original Version][#] - NRBQ, Ferguson, Steve [1]
15. Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine, Dr. Howard - NRBQ, Adams, Terry [Keybo
16. Open All the Windows [#] - NRBQ, Adams, Terry [Keybo
17. Fergie's Prayer - NRBQ, Ferguson, Steve [1]
18. You Can't Hide - NRBQ, Saint Nicholas, Jod
19. Hey! Baby - NRBQ, Cale, J.J.
20. Tragic Magic [Original Version][#] - NRBQ, Adams, Terry [Keybo
21. Ain't It All Right - NRBQ, Adams, Terry [Keybo
22. Stay With We - NRBQ, Adams, Terry [Keybo
23. C'mon Everybody [LP Version] - NRBQ, Capehart, Jerry
24. Down in My Heart - NRBQ, Public Domain [1]

CD Details

All Artists: Nrbq
Title: Stay with We: The Best of NRBQ
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sony
Original Release Date: 5/11/1993
Release Date: 5/11/1993
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Rock
Styles: Comedy & Spoken Word, Roots Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 074645243221, 074645243245, 5099705243220

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CD Reviews

Not really the best

09/08/2000

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Not even close to the best. It's good, especially if you already know and love NRBQ. If this rockin' good time band is new to you, I recommend you get the Yankee Stadium LP (it's not live, but has that live feel). This will give you a good taste of the band."

Wrong title- Great, though not the greatest...

Gary Hobish | San Francisco, CA USA | 03/25/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Calling this "the best of NRBQ" was probably the idea of some marketing guy at Columbia after a few beers- which, coincidentally, is a great way to listen to this compilation from the original NRBQ lineup. This is pre- Al Anderson 'Q, featuring the great Steve Ferguson on guitar, whose solo stuff you should search out IMMEDIATELY, and whose influence can be heard down the NRBQ guitar line, in both Big Al and Johnny Spampinato.

NRBQ was only with Columbia for, like, one and a half albums (the "half" being "Boppin' The Blues," which is half NRBQ, half NRBQ backing Carl Perkins, and all great; it's still available on CD.) Although it's nice to have these tracks available on CD, the actual first eponymous NRBQ album is MIA and would have been a better choice than this really good, yet somewhat unfocused collection."

Footstompin Tunes

velcrojared | Brooklyn, NY USA | 06/15/2000

(3 out of 5 stars)

"The songs on this compilation are less kitschy and funny than the newer NRBQ works. However, they are also more danceable and catchy. A good total career CD to own for NRBQ fans, although it leaves out the recent years. For new NRBQ listeners, it will give a good picture of early NRBQ, but won't show what makes new NRBQ so darn pleasureable. All in all, I'm definitely glad I own it."