GEORGE THOROGOOD & THE DESTROYERS-MOVE IT ON OVER: Delaware bad boy GEORGE THOROGOOD's second platter is loaded with raw 'n rambunctious roadhouse righteousness...there's not an original composition in sight (those would come later), and that's perfectly okay, given the no frills party-till-it-hurts vibe in evidence here. The brash title track alone is well worth the cover charge, the fiestiest, most soulful interpretation of HANK WILLIAMS since JOHN FOGERTY tackled JAMBALAYA (ON THE BAYOU) under the monicker BLUE RIDGE RANGERS. Slide guitar guru ELMORE JAMES is paid tribute three times, notably on a slinky, stone cold rendition of THE SKY IS CRYING, which STEVIE RAVE ON also unearthed a few years later. Rock and roll godfadda CHUCK BERRY gets a nod too, via the relative obscurity IT WASN'T ME, not the umpteenth take on JOHNNY B. GOODE or ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN, while "shave and a haircut" stomper WHO DO YOU LOVE is perhaps the meatiest rendition since BO DIDDLEY himself. THOROGOOD seldom strayed from the basic blooze rock template served up here for the next thirty years...for fans of brawling, in your face boogie, that's hardly bad news.