And I Know You Wanna Dance/Whisky a Go-Go Revisited (2005)

About this title: At a time when the British Invasion was taking over the charts in America and the first flashes of psychedelia were appearing on the horizon of rock music, Johnny Rivers was a guy who had no problem carrying the flag for simple, meat-and-potatoes rock & roll. He was also good enough at it that he didn't sound reactionary, but like someone who loved the classic styles of rock and R&B and gave them the respect they deserved, not unlike John Fogerty and Creedence Clearwater Revival a few years down the road (though Rivers didn't have the songwriting knack that was Fogerty's strongest asset). ... read more

Tracks:

1. The Snake [Brown Jr.]
2. I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch) [Dozier/Holland]
3. You Must Believe [Mayfield]
4. Uptight (Everything's Alright) [Cosby/Moy/Judkins]
5. Respect [Redding]
6. In the Midnight Hour [Pickett/Cropper]
7. Secret Agent Man [From the CBS TV Show "Secret Agent"] [Sloan/Barri]
8. Every Day I Have to Cry [Alexander]
9. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' [Mann/Weil/Spector]
10. Foolkiller [Allison]
11. Run for Your Life [Lennon/McCartney]
12. You Dig [Day/Jones]
13. C.C. Rider/Got My Mojo Working [Rivers/Foster]
14. Sunny [Hebb]
15. It's Too Late [Goldsboro]
16. A Hard Day's Night [Lennon/McCartney]
17. When a Man Loves a Woman [Lewis/Wright]
18. John Lee Hooker [Rivers]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.