Stroll With the Yardbirds

Track Listings

1. For Your Love

2. I Wish You Would

3. A Certain Girl

4. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl

5. I Aint Got You

6. Got To Hurry

7. Heart Full Of Soul

8. Steeled Blues

9. Evil Hearted You

10. Still I'm Sad

11. Shapes Of Things

12. Mister You're A Better Man Than I

13. I'm A Man

14. New York City Blues

15. Traon Kept A Rollin

16. Sweet Music

17. Someone To Love

18. Stroll On

19. Too Much Monkey Business

20. Got Love If You Want

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Editorial Reviews
Album Details
36 Tracks Spanning the all Too Brief, but Highly Industrious Life of a Band that Spawned Led Zepplin, Cream and Derek and the Dominos. Includes an Eight Page Detailed Booklet.

Tracks:

For Your Love
I Wish You Would
A Certain Girl
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
I Aint Got You
Got To Hurry
Heart Full Of Soul
Steeled Blues
Evil Hearted You
Still I'm Sad
Shapes Of Things
Mister You're A Better Man Than I
I'm A Man
New York City Blues
Traon Kept A Rollin
Sweet Music
Someone To Love
Stroll On
Too Much Monkey Business
Got Love If You Want
Smokestack Lightning
Five Years Long
Louise
Baby What's Wrong
Boom Boom
Honey In Your Hips
Talkin Bout You
Let It Rock
Putty (In Your Hands)
I'm Not Talking
I Ain't Done Wrong
My Girl Sloopy
Jeff's Blues
Like Jimmy Reed Again
What Do You Want
Here Tis

Album Details

36 Tracks Spanning the all Too Brief, but Highly Industrious Life of a Band that Spawned Led Zepplin, Cream and Derek and the Dominos. Includes an Eight Page Detailed Booklet.

Customer Reviews:

Absolute Fun From Start to Finish........2005-09-25

I can't think of another more underrated British blues based band during the infamous 60s invasion than the Yardbirds. The reason is simple; they were lots of fun! Even now, somebody from the 80s like myself is only beginning to discover their infectious brand of heavy blues rock. Moreso than the likes of the Beatles or the Stones, the Yardbirds took African American blues rock and made it their own without overdoing the British equation. It's no wonder that after they started to record songs like "For Your Love" that Eric Clapton departed for earthier shores like John Mayall's Blues Breakers.

Let's face it, "Shapes of Things to Come" is one seriously great, albeit short, psychedelic song, but their true appeal lies in those dirty club blues they played with such finesse.
"Good Morning Little Schoolgirl" is one of the best songs they ever recorded, and Rod Stewart doesn't have to think he did anybody any favors with his rendition. Aerosmith may get airplay on classic rock stations with their cover of "Train Kept a Rollin'," but these guys still walk all over them in my book. "Sweet Music" is a truly impressive cover, and "New York City Blues" is both funny and makes you want to dance!

There are 36 tracks on this 2-disc set, and I dare you not to wiggle your hips to this stuff when you're in the mood to listen to some damn good blues played incredibly well by a bunch of white Anglo Saxon guys. If you can hold still, "Mister, You're a Better (Wo)Man Than I."

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Music Review

1. For Your Love
2. I Wish You Would
3. A Certain Girl
4. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
5. I Aint Got You
6. Got To Hurry
7. Heart Full Of Soul
8. Steeled Blues
9. Evil Hearted You
10. Still I'm Sad
11. Shapes Of Things
12. Mister You're A Better Man Than I
13. I'm A Man
14. New York City Blues
15. Traon Kept A Rollin
16. Sweet Music
17. Someone To Love
18. Stroll On
19. Too Much Monkey Business
20. Got Love If You Want