Izzy Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds is the debut solo album by American rock and roll musician Izzy Stradlin , released after his departure from Guns N' Roses .[ 3] It is his only album under the Ju Ju Hounds moniker.
Released in 1992, Izzy Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds spawned two Top 20 rock radio hits: "Shuffle It All" and "Somebody Knockin'". The album was mixed in Copenhagen.[ 4]
Trouser Press called the debut "a surprisingly strong album that dramatically shows the rootsy sensibility [Stradlin] brought to G n’ R. It sounds like a good Keith Richards solo album (and is actually much better than the album Richards released around the same time)."[ 8] The album was named 16th best album of the year by Kerrang! [ 9]
"Somebody Knockin'" (Stradlin, Jimmy Ashhurst ) - 3:27
"Pressure Drop " (Frederick Hibbert ) - 2:42
"Time Gone By" (Stradlin, Rick Richards) - 3:47
"Shuffle It All" (Stradlin, Ashhurst) - 6:19
"Bucket o' Trouble" (Stradlin) - 2:10
"Train Tracks" (Stradlin) - 4:27
"How Will It Go" (Stradlin) - 3:51
"Cuttin' the Rug" (Stradlin) - 5:01
"Take a Look at the Guy" (Ron Wood ) - 4:45
"Come on Now Inside" (Stradlin) - 6:58
"Morning Tea" (hidden bonus track, starts 4:26 into track 10)
Japanese track listing (MVCD-94)
"Somebody Knockin" (Stradlin, Jimmy Ashhurst) - 3:27
"Pressure Drop " (Frederick Hibbert ) - 2:42
"Time Gone By" (Stradlin, Richards) - 3:47
"Shuffle It All" (Stradlin, Ashhurst) - 6:19
"Bucket o' Trouble" (Stradlin) - 2:10
"How Much" (Stradlin) - 5:04
"Train Tracks" (Stradlin) - 4:27
"How Will It Go?" (Stradlin) - 3:51
"Cuttin' the Rug" (Stradlin) - 5:01
"Take a Look at the Guy" (Ron Wood ) - 4:45
"Come on Now Inside" (Stradlin) - 4:26
"Morning Tea" - 2:35 (presented as hidden bonus track on US version, but indexed as separate track on Japanese CD)
Additional personnel
Ian McLagan - Hammond B-3 (on tracks 1, 4, 5, 7, 8, and 9) , piano (on track 9)
Craig Ross - guitar (on track 1)
Doni Gray - drums, vocal harmony (on track 10)
Nicky Hopkins - piano (on track 10)
Ron Wood - guitar, vocals (on track 9)
Marc Ford (uncredited) - guitar (on track 1) [ 10]
Date
City
Country
Venue
1992 Tour
23 September 1992
Chicago
United States
Avalon
30 September 1992
Paris
France
Espace Ornano
2 October 1992
Hamburg
Germany
Grosse Freiheit 36
5 October 1992
Munich
Nachtwerk
7 October 1992
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Melkweg
9 October 1992
Harlesden
England
Mean Fiddler
13 October 1992
Melbourne
Australia
14 October 1992
Kawasaki
Japan
Club Citta
16 October 1992
Osaka
Matsushita Hall
17 October 1992
Tokyo
Shibuya Koukaidou
21 October 1992
Newcastle
Australia
27 October 1992
Sydney
Dee Why Hotel
30 October 1992
Melbourne
The Palace Complex
31 October 1992
Baxter
Baxter Tavern
1 November 1992
Melbourne
Sarah Sands Hotel
2 November 1992
Village Green Hotel
3 November 1992
Sydney
St George Budapest Soccer Club
10 November 1992
Auckland
New Zealand
Auckland Town Hall
17 November 1992
Sockholm
Sweden
Daily News
18 November 1992
Oslo
Norway
Sentrum Scene
19 November 1992
Lund
Sweden
Mejeriet
21 November 1992
Copenhagen
Denmark
Pumpehuset
22 November 1992
Bonn
Germany
Biskuithalle
23 November 1992
Frankfurt
Batschkapp
24 November 1992
Ludwigsburg
Rockfrabik
26 November 1992
Bremen
Aladin
27 November 1992
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Paradiso Grote Zaal
28 November 1992
Ghent
Belgium
Vooruit Concertzaal
30 November 1992
Milan
Italy
Rolling Stone
1 December 1992
Zurich
Switzerland
Electric Ballroom
2 December 1992
Paris
France
Elysse Montmarte
3 December 1992
Barcelona
Spain
Zeleste 2
4 December 1992
Madrid
Sala Canciller
5 December 1992
Newport
Wales
Newport Centre
7 December 1992
Manchester
England
Academy 1
9 December 1992
Nottingham
Rock City
10 December 1992
Leeds
Town And Country Club
11 December 1992
Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough Town Hall
12 December 1992
Glasgow
Scotland
Barrowland
14 December 1992
London
England
Town And Country Club
17 December 1992
Belfast
Ireland
Mandela Hall
18 December 1992
Dublin
Ireland
Tivoli Theatre
1993 Tour
21 January 1993
San Francisco
United States
Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
25 January 1993
Burbank
Rockline Studios
6 February 1993
Tijuana
Mexico
Iguanas
7 February 1993
Tempe
United States
Club Rio
8 February 1993
Las Vegas
Huntridge Theatre
9 February 1993
Phoenix
10 February 1993
Glendale
Bangles Nightclub
12 February 1993
Kansas City
Lone Star
13 February 1993
St Louis
Mississippi Bar
14 February 1993
Omaha
Ranch Bowl
16 February 1993
Columbus
Newport Music Hall
18 February 1993
Toledo
Roxanne's
19 February 1993
Grand Rapids
The Intersection
20 February 1993
Roseville
The Ritz
21 February 1993
New Orleans
22 February 1993
Fort Wayne
Pierre's Entertainment Section
23 February 1993
Indianapolis
The Vogue
24 February 1993
Cleveland
Peabody's Downunder
26 February 1993
Chicago
Metro
27 February 1993
Minneapolis
First Avenue
28 February 1993
The Mirage
6 March 1993
Atlanta
Center Stage
7 March 1993
Memphis
New Daisy Theatre
8 March 1993
Panama City Beach
Spinnaker Beach Club
10 March 1993
St Petersburg
Jannus Landing
11 March 1993
Fort Lauderdale
The Edge
12 March 1993
Fern Park
The Station
14 March 1993
Charleston
Myskyns
15 March 1993
Knoxville
Bijou Theatre
16 March 1993
Charlotte
Rockys
11 April 1993
Montreal
Canada
Auditorium De Verdun
1993 Japan Tour
14 September 1993
Osaka
Japan
Festival Hall
15 September 1993
Nagoya
Aichi-Ken Kinrou Kaikan
17 September 1993
Kawasaki
Club Citta
18 September 1993
Tokyo
Shibuya Koukaidou
19 September 1993
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