Track Listing

1. Somebody Knockin'
2. Pressure Drop
3. Time Gone By
4. Shuffle It All
5. Bucket O' Trouble
6. Train Tracks
7. How Will It Go
8. Cuttin' The Rug
9. Take A Look At The Guy
10. Come On Now Inside/Morning Tea

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5359 in Music
• Released on: 1999-03-20
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 43 minutes

Customer Reviews

An amazing album that everyone should own.
I bought this album back in 1999 a good seven years after its release and was amazed how good it was. With its distorted rhythm and slide lead guitars this is joy to listen too. This is an album you have to own.

Not the norm.
When I first played this album I was expecting it to rock, like the old G'N'R stuff, but to my suprise it didn't. From the first to the last song you realise how tallented Izzy was when he was with G'N'R. This is one of thoes albums that, no matter where it is played, you wont get a single complaint from anyone. It is, if you will, back ground music or something to listen to on thoes long hot summer days lazying around with not a care in the world. After hearing this album I realised how much influence Izzy had on Guns music. Songs such as Dust N' Bones, Double Talkin' Jive and You Ain't the First, to name a few. I seriously reckomend buying this album, if you are looking to branch out your music genre.

GNR who?
izzy stradlin and the ju ju hounds izzy first solo album still with GNR i think.. and he makes a great effort not to copy the formula of gnr but makes his own disinctive sound remisince of early stones records yet with a new twist..sounding a bit like keith richards izzy voice is on top form and the backing band play excellently a truly great album which has gathered dust due too the bloated guns and roses albums that were released during the nineties you know what i'm talking about..
izzy stradlin a great songwriter and here he's at his best