About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Bad for You Baby' was released in 2008, Gary Moore had transitioned from his hard rock roots to a more blues-oriented style. This album came nearly a decade after his previous studio release, 'Power of the Blues', marking a continued commitment to exploring the depth of blues music as he approached the later stage of his career.
Why it matters
'Bad for You Baby' received critical acclaim, showcasing Moore's skill as a guitarist and vocalist, and it peaked at number 21 on the UK Albums Chart. The album further solidified Moore’s influence in the blues genre, bridging classic rock with contemporary blues sounds.
Essential tracks
- "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know" — This cover transforms the original into an emotional tour de force that highlights Moore's vocal prowess and guitar mastery, establishing it as a standout moment on the album.
- "Down the Line" — With its upbeat tempo and infectious rhythm, this track encapsulates Moore's ability to fuse traditional blues with modern flair, making it memorable and engaging.
- "Mojo Boogie" — This track showcases Moore's playful side while delivering energetic guitar riffs and lively vocals, embodying the spirit of the blues genre.
Release Date
September 22, 2008
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Bad for You Baby 2:54
- 2 Down the Line 2:56
- 3 Umbrella Man 3:38
- 4 Holding On 3:47
- 5 Walkin' Thru the Park 3:00
- 6 I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know 10:36
- 7 Mojo Boogie 3:32
- 8 Someday Baby 3:34
- 9 Did You Ever Feel Lonely? 6:10
- 10 Preacher Man Blues 5:58
- 11 Trouble Ain't Far Behind 9:39