George Thorogood and the Destroyers remain best known for their 1982 mega-hit "Bad to the Bone," a happy slab of blues-rock that remains the go-to choice for movie trailers of pretty much any comedy involving dogs and/or motorcycles, but his catalog extends well beyond that one hit. Last year the band released its 15th studio album, 2120 South Michigan Ave., which pays homage to Thorogood's blues roots with covers of classic tracks by Chuck Berry, Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley and others.