George Thorogood - Who Do You Love , Germany 1995

[@myoldmate]

Effing brilliant! That raw guitar.

[@jamieanson3303]

I've witnessed many great shows... Early 90s,small auditorium at Burlington VT. George & The Destroyers Fukin Killed It!!! They rocked wide open for about 4hrs without letting up! I am sincerely grateful to George,The Destroyers & The Rock Gods for having been fortunate enough to have witnessed that experience!!!

[@stanlee399]

Burlington wow 👌 🎿 🏂 ⛷️ ❄️

[@garyjames2926]

That🤩Rocks Like The Saxophone 🎷 And The Guitar 🎸 Playing &Drum Beat🥁

[@theinvisibleartists4444]

That saxophone player played one hell of a show in Memphis. One of Lonesome George and the Delaware Destroyers

[@lovelove1938]

George's sax player now seems to tame.

[@terrysmith1307]

I saw him in Wollongong Australia some 30 years ago was and still is awesome

[@jaxbus3000]

Yeeeeeehawwwwwwwww!!!!!!! Great road trip music!!! ahh the memories!

[@deborahramsperger2883]

Dude on sax kills it!!!

[@kelvinmeneely3116]

I love this song man !! ....yyyyyyeeeeeaaahhhh.... WHO!!

[@tommcqueen2840]

One of the best!

[@astragreen]

Check out John Hammond’s version with George, terrific!.

[@stanlee399]

Good call its awesome. White suit 👔 and laying it down 🎶 👌

[@matth8554]

Here we goooooooooo!!!!!!!

[@trollfeeder]

LEGENDS

[@josephsalvas3698]

GOD Is Who I LOVE!!! GOOD ROCK SONG! 👍😆🎶🎵

[@thereforeayam]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSsssssssssssssssssssssss

[@CSavageSr]

the outlines of a song. of a...

[@MalTheBear64]

🍻

[@carminemiconi892]

Hell rythm, my hair move too, but I 'm baldy.... Great George

[@alexthisguy6024]

Woo doggy

[@mckinleyrichard4395]

Is that Brian Keyes on sax?

[@dustinolson2963]

Almost looks like John Candy playin the sax

[@gabriellekatona4965]

George Thorogood kind of looks like Mick Jagger.

[@KillaCommieFerMommie]

Too much saxophone

[@strummercash5601]

No. Not. Your assessment of music is sorely lacking.

[@jonnysinger4325]

Get out

[@astragreen]

You always get one!.

[@KillaCommieFerMommie]

@@astragreen saxophone only needs a small place in rock & roll

[@Sunbum1947]

Oh, for cryin' out loud. "Hammerin' Hank" was the backbeat for so many of George's classics. What made Thorogood and Destroyers stand out from other rock bands is he incorporated the driving sax sound that was the basis for so many '50s rock hits and incorporated it into an updated guitar-based version.