Posted on 07/19/2026 5:32:26 PM PDT by Pol-92064
Explore the sound of George Thorogood with “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer -
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Bourbon drinkers don't drink Scotch, and Scotch drinkers don't drink Bourbon.
It's just not done. Not in polite company, anyways.
Gettin' High--The Flairs (1954)
These guys from DC drink Sneaky Pete, a cocktail made from rye whiskey, gin, wine and beer. Drink too much, and it will have you charging like a jet T-99.
Crawlin'--The Clovers (1953)
You're not supposed to mix the grain with the grape, so I'll just have some Kentucky bourbon.
Early Times--Dennis Binder (1954)
I saw George Thorogood in a biker bar in Delaware in the 1990’s. Rowdy as hell party.
B b b b b bad to the bone.
“It encapsulates the essence of George Thorogood and The Destroyers.”
The band was great. They just needed someone that could sing.
Okay ....
Was at that concert. Had a great time.
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