Artist: Iron City Houserockers

Title: Blood On The Bricks (Deluxe Edition)

Year Of Release: 1981

Label: Omnivore Recordings

Genre: Rock

Quality:  FLAC (tracks)

Total Time: 01:27:15

Total Size:  581 MB



Tracklist:



1. Friday Night (3:54)

2. Saints And Sinners (4:26)

3. This Time The Night (Won't Save Us) (3:59)

4. Be My Friend (4:22)

5. No Easy Way Out (3:23)

6. No More Loneliness (3:56)

7. Watch Out (4:20)

8. Blood On The Bricks (4:22)

9. A Fool's Advice (5:12)

10. Let The Boy Rock (Bonus Track) (3:1

11. Watch Out (Live at Inn-Square Men's Bar) (4:43)

12. Saints And Sinners (Live at Inn-Square Men's Bar) (7:35)

13. Be My Friend (Live at Inn-Square Men's Bar) (6:20)

14. Blood On The Bricks (Live at Inn-Square Men's Bar) (4:44)

15. Angels (Demo) (2:4

16. This Time The Night (Won't Save Us) [Demo] (4:32)

17. You Must Be The One (Demo) (2:33)

18. A Fool's Advice (Demo) (5:3

19. Jukebox Nights (Demo) (3:50)

20. No Easy Way Out (Demo) (3:31)



Iron City Houserockers burst onto the music scene with their 1979 release Love's So Tough, but their third album, 1981's Blood On The Bricks, is one that fans hold dear. Head Houserocker Joe Grushecky and company (Eddie Britt, Art Nardini, Gil Snyder, Ned Rankin, and Marc Reisman) teamed up with legendary guitarist and songwriter Steve Cropper for a record that also stands tall in the entirety of the heartland rock genre.



For its CD debut, Blood On The Bricks' original 9 tracks are joined by 11 previously unissued bonus tracks, expanding the album to a double-CD set. A newly mixed outtake from the original sessions, a slew of demos, and four smoking live tracks from Cambridge, Massachusettes' legendary Inn-Square Men's Bar round out the set.



Released with full cooperation from Joe and Johnny Grushecky, the remastering adds new punch to this classic release, while the bonus material takes the listener on a journey from the albums’ inception through live workouts performed shortly after the album's original release.



Add in detailed liner notes from Joe Marchese (TheSecondDisc.com) featuring a new interview with Joe Grushecky, and you have the ultimate Blood On The Bricks experience.