The Devil's Jukebox is, surprisingly, BOA's very first album of all covers in their five-decade history. Sure, the band has been known for thunderous live versions of Tommy Bolin's "Homeward Strut," but now for the first time ever they were given a chance to hand-select songs to record and make their own. Unsurprisingly, the band chose great classic rock tracks like The Stones' "Sympathy For The Devil" and Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody To Love". They even reclaim what many perceive to be an anti-South song by Neil Young, "Southern Man," which appears here alongside songs by Bob Dylan and The Mamas & The Papas.