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▸ Artist · 1982–1982

George Thorogood & The Destroyers

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OriginUnited States

Picture a smoky bar, where the jukebox cranks out the raucous sounds of rock and blues, and George Thorogood & The Destroyers are the life of the party. With a signature blend of high-energy boogie-blues, Thorogood carved out a unique space in 1980s rock radio, making tracks like "Bad to the Bone" essential anthems for a generation. He didn't just stop at his own hits; he also breathed new life into classics from legendary American musicians, covering gems like "Move It on Over" and "Who Do You Love?" Whether you’re raising a glass or tearing up the dance floor, George and his Destroyers remind us that life’s all about good tunes, good times, and living a little on the wild side. So, crank it up and let the good times roll!

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