FLAMIN' GROOVIES - Jumpin' in the Night LP mag " The musicians on this

" The musicians on this phenomenal album seem to have been cherry-picked from a rock and roll fan's dreams: Nicky Hopkins (legendary for his piano work with The Rolling Stones) plays some of the most fiery work of his career

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FLAMIN' GROOVIES - Jumpin' in the Night LP mag " The musicians on thisJumpin in the Night would be the Groovies final official studio album. It remains one of their most poorly reviewed, due largely to the prevailing consensus that they had run a tired formula into the ground. This criticism hones in on the records questionable cover material, and rightly so. Warren Zevons Werewolves of London is both an odd contemporary inclusion and limply rendered. Bob Dylans Absolutely Sweet Marie fares only slightly better (though,