Home / Music / Bad to the Bone was George Thorogood's major label debutMusic linernotes album music george-thorogood-and-the-destroyersBad to the Bone was George Thorogood's major label debutRecorded in late 1981 and early 1982, Bad to the Bone was Thorogood’s first release on a major label, EMI America. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesGeorge Thorogood's Bad to the Bone hit in 1982 on EMI AmericaGeddy Lee's vocals got more restrained on Permanent WavesMaking Movies pushed Dire Straits from roots rock to cinematic rockPermanent Waves was Rush's pivot toward radio-friendly songs — without abandoning progSlippery When Wet spent 8 weeks at No. 1 and went 12x PlatinumExploreTim Buckley's Goodbye and Hello came out in 1967 on ElektraMoses Sumney's græ rolled out in two parts in 2020Grace Jones's Nightclubbing arrived in 1981 on Island RecordsGrace was Jeff Buckley's only completed studio albumNeil Young & Crazy Horse spent summer 2002 recording GreendalePrevious Blue Note released Lee Morgan's Search for the New LandNext Bad Influence was Robert Cray's pre-breakthrough second album