The Jukebox Rebel

Tasteful but boring debut album from the New York folk-rockers who lined up: Jesse Colin Young (bass, lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Jerry Corbitt (rhythm guitar, backing vocals), Lowell Levinger (lead guitar, electric piano) and Joe Bauer (drums, percussion). Best track is their cover of “Get Together” (The Kingston Trio, 1964) which gave them their sole Top 40 hit single in the US Pop Charts.

The Jukebox Rebel
30–Dec–2009

A1	[02:25] The Youngbloods - Grizzly Bear (Jerry Corbitt) Blues Rock / Soul Rock
A2	[03:16] The Youngbloods - All Over The World (La-La) (Jerry Corbitt) Pop
A3	[02:21] The Youngbloods - Statesboro Blues (Willie McTell) Blues Rock / Soul Rock
A4	[04:39] The Youngbloods - Get Together (Chester Powers) Folk Rock / Americana
A5	[02:27] The Youngbloods - One Note Man (Paul Arnoldi) Folk Rock / Americana
B1	[02:30] The Youngbloods - The Other Side Of This Life (Fred Neil) Rock
B2	[02:28] The Youngbloods - Tears Are Falling (Jesse Colin Young) Folk Rock / Americana
B3	[02:54] The Youngbloods - Four In The Morning (George Remailly) Folk Rock / Americana
B4	[02:52] The Youngbloods - Foolin’ Around (The Waltz) (Jesse Colin Young) Folk Rock / Americana
B5	[02:42] The Youngbloods - Ain’t That Lovin’ You, Baby (Jimmy Reed) Blues Rock / Soul Rock
B6	[02:36] The Youngbloods - C.C. Rider (John Hurt) Blues Rock / Soul Rock

ratings by TJR