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Wailers
Livewire !!!
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Out of Our Tree - The Wailers, Gardner, Ronald
2. Mercy Mercy - The Wailers, Covay, Don
3. You Weren't Using Your Head - The Wailers, Gardner, Ronald
4. Dirty Robber - The Wailers, Dangel, Rick
5. Hang Up - The Wailers, Gardner, Ronald
6. The Wailer - The Wailers, Dangel, R.
7. Bama Lama Bama Loo - The Wailers, Little Richard
8. I Got Me - The Wailers, Dangel, R.
9. Livewire - The Wailers, Gardner, Ronald
10. You Weren't Using Your Head - The Wailers, Gardner, Ronald
11. It's You Alone - The Wailers, Davies, R.
12. I'm Down - The Wailers, Lennon, John
13. Back to You - The Wailers, Gardner, Ronald
14. Little Sister - The Wailers, Ballard
15. Hang Up - The Wailers, Gardner, Ronald
16. Baby Don't Do It - The Wailers, Dozier

First ever definitive collection of the best from 1965-1967 by the Northwest's most wild and influential combo. Includes the rawest cuts from their 'Out Of Our Tree' album plus rare singles and unissued demos.

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All Artists: Wailers
Title: Livewire !!!
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Norton
Release Date: 6/1/1999
Album Type: Live
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 731253090424

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Wailers, Wailers Everywhere!!! Tacoma's Rock Band Icons

Samuel D. Carlson | Acworth, GA USA | 12/03/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"First, this is the ROCK BAND Wailers that came before Bob Marley. I must admit so some built in prejudice when listening to this great album... In 1965 my band lost its drummer, Dave Roland, to the Wailers who can be heard on many cuts of this album. That's Dave banging away in "Out of Our Tree" and singing lead while banging on his drums in "Bama Lama Bama Loo. Many of the cuts on this album exemplify the changes that went through the Wailers in the '63 to '65 time period when they has some personnel changes and transitioned from an instrumental/vocal band into a fine popular vocal group. The loss of Rich Dangel was great, but was replaced by a great guitarist, Neil Andersson... Mike and Mark left, but Dave and Ron amply filled the voids. These were dynamic and positive changes in the band that can be heard when playing the cuts in chronological order."