Canned Heat - On The Road Again (1989) LP

Famous for its boogie-blues-rock and having such world hits as "Going Up The Country", "Let's Work Together" and "On The Road Again" in its cache, this Californian team was very popular in the hippie era, but in the future it did not have so many loyal fans. The ensemble was founded in the mid-60s by blues historians and collectors of records of this
genre Alan Wilson and Bob Hite, naming the project after an old Tommy Johnson song "Canned Heat Blues" (it told about an alcoholic who had reached the consumption of "canned" denaturation).
The composition of the band began to feverish almost a week after the start, but gradually the staffing acquired the kind that is considered classic: Hite (vocals), Wilson (guitar, harmonica), Henry Vestine (guitar), Larry Taylor (bass) and Adolfo De La Parra (drums).