George Thorogood - In The Night Time

Review by Sergey Basenko

In The Night Time, the 1985 album by George Thorogood, is a classic example of the blues-rock genre. The album showcases Thorogood's signature guitar skills and raspy vocals, accompanied by his backing band, The Destroyers.

From the opening track "I Drink Alone," to the closing song "Long Gone," the album maintains a high level of energy and grit. The bluesy riffs and solos on tracks like "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" and "The Sky Is Crying" are sure to get any listener's foot tapping.

Thorogood also delivers some impressive covers on In The Night Time, including Chuck Berry's "Reelin' and Rockin'" and Elmore James' "The Sky Is Crying." His unique interpretations of these classics make them feel fresh and exciting.

Summary by Sergey Basenko

In The Night Time is a must-listen for fans of blues-rock and George Thorogood. The album's catchy hooks and electrifying guitar work make it a standout in Thorogood's discography.