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Wednesday, August 12, 2026

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Rockin' in the Graveyard live

(Bluelight)



"Graveyard Party Blues," revisited here from the group's 1990 studio effort, is the initial single from this 2023 Tavastia tour recording. And a wise selection it was. The brashness, headlong dive (featuring six strings afire), and blunt dispatch are emblematic of an all-players-leaning-in enterprise that may well leave stage boards in splinters.

Recommended: "Graveyard Party Blues," "Lost Paradise," "Gas Station," "I'm Moving," "He's Alright," "Blue Fool," "Shake It Up," "Rock-a-Billy Guy"

Videos: "Graveyard Party Blues"   "He's Alright"   "Shake It Up"


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