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Description Canned Heat: Live in Montreux, 1973 captures their only appearance at the famous annual music festival. The setlist includes renditions of "Night Time Is the Right Time," "On the Road Again," "Let's Work Together," and four performances accompanied by Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown. Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide

Certainly their hearts were in the right place. Canned Heat's debut album -- released shortly after their appearance at Monterey -- was every bit as deep into the roots of the blues as any other combo of the time mining similar turf, with the exception of the original Paul Butterfield band. Hite was nicknamed "The Bear" and stalked the stage in the time-honored tradition of Howlin' Wolf and other large-proportioned bluesmen. Wilson was an extraordinary harmonica player, with a fat tone and great...

New - Mark Haggerty was a promising young robotics engineer until his body became fused with an experimental robot suit during a routine testing session. Trapped inside a body that's not his own, and suddenly the unwilling pawn in a deadly struggle between obsessive egos and misguided military forces, Mark's life is forever changed. With his human body consumed more each day by the Cy-bot suit, and the most dangerous elements in the world closing in around him, Mark's only recourse is to keep fi

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Canned Heat. Sterno Brand Chafing Fuel with Wick (STEST05010)

Solid nonmelting, portable fuel. Ignites readily and burns steadily and intensively until consumed. Can be extinguished and relit as many times as desired until entire content is consumed. Nonexplosive and safe. 2 5 8 oz., 3 cans per sleeve.

About the artist: Dennis Loren's career has spanned over three decades, and includes work for Jimi Hendrix, the Velvet Underground and Paul McCartney, as well as magazine work for Creem and Goldmine.

Big Road Blues / Canned Heat

Before the dawn of computers and bar codes, Bill Graham Presents printed their own concert tickets, many of which are now considered exceptional works of art in their own right. Small facsimiles or derivations of the show's promotional posters, they were typically color-coded to indicate multi-night engagements and represent a bygone era of extended, one-venue engagements by major performers. So that Bill could reconcile sales each night, patrons purchased tickets at the venue box office and handed...