Sound quality is not the main concern here, though this was originally on Mercury. But a 'Living Presence' entry this is not: the Blues Magoos were a Nuggets gene pool group who enhanced that legendary anthology with a killer take of John D Loudermilk's 'Tobacco Road', clearly inspired by the Nashville Teens' 1964 epic. The LP title is misleading, because this is more blues-y proto-punk than whirling sitars and paisley visions. If the other covers- like James Brown's 'I'll Co Crazy' - don't impress you with the band's rock cred, then the opening track (their only hit) is positively emblematic.
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机译：尽管这最初是在Mercury上进行的，但声音质量并不是这里的主要问题。但这并不是一个“活着的存在”条目：布鲁斯·玛古斯是一个掘金基因库小组，他用约翰·D·劳德米尔克的《烟草之路》的杀手来增强了传奇选集，这显然是受纳什维尔青少年乐队（Nashville Teens）1964年史诗般的启发。 LP的名称具有误导性，因为这比旋转锡塔尔琴和佩斯利的景象更像是“蓝色朋克”。如果其他封面（例如James Brown的“ I'll Co Crazy”）不以乐队的摇滚声打动您，那么开场曲（他们的唯一成功）肯定是象征性的。
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