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Blues/Rock trio led, surprisingly, by Bill Steer, the former guitarist for Carcass and Napalm Death! Originally released in 2001, this was the trio's follow-up to their self-titled debut. Firebird's sound harkens back to the glorious early Blues/Rock sound of the late '60s and early '70s. It has been said that Firebird are the bastard children of Humble Pie, Free and Cream. 10 tracks including 'Dirt Trap', 'Miles From Nowhere' and 'Lonely And Sober'. Music For Nations
VERY underrated band. Classic blues influenced rock with a lot of emotions. Excellent musicians! A must have for Cream, Badlands, Beggars & Thieves,... fans!

Format: CD, Album Music For Nations CDMFN267
Country: Japan
Released: 22 Aug 2001
Genre: Rock
Style: Blues Rock, Hard Rock
Tracklist▼
1 Dirt Trap 3:15
2 Forsaken 3:37
3 Hammer & Tongs 3:49
4 Steamroller 5:08
5 Miles From Nowhere 5:17
6 Zoltana 3:44
7 Lonely & Sober 3:46
8 Sinner Takes All 4:10
9 Sad Man's Quarter 4:09
10 Slow Blues 3:19

Bass – Leo Smee
Drums – Ludwig Witt
Guitar – Bill Steer
Harmonica – Bill Steer
Organ [Guest Hammond] – Berno Paulsson (tracks: 5)
Percussion – Ludwig Witt

In 1991, the legendary Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Co., Queen, The Firm) and powerhouse drummer Kenney Jones (The Faces, The Who) teamed up as THE LAW & delivered one incredible smash album. Although a short venture, it's been an enduring chapter in the career of both superstars. With some major player help from David Gilmour(Pink Floyd), Bryan Adams, Chris Rea, and Pino Palladino (The Who), the album netted the duo a #1 AOR Smash Laying Down The Law.
If you missed this the first time around, catch up with THE LAW today!

Track Listings
1. For A Little Ride
2. Miss You In A Heartbeat
3. Stone Cold
4. Come Save Me (Julianne)
5. Laying Down The Law
6. Nature Of The Beast
7. Stone
8. Anything For You
9. Best Of My Love
10. Tough Love
11. Missing You Bad Girl

5.0 out of 5 stars Under-appreciated Disc,

Warren Haynes has performed and compose with:
The Allman Brothers Band, Gov't Mule, Dave Matthews Band, etc.

Warren Haynes – Tales Of Ordinary Madness
Label: Megaforce Worldwide – 0202866912-2
Format: CD, Album
Country: US
Released: 1993
Genre: Rock
Style: Blues Rock, Classic Rock, A.O.R.

SAMPLES:
www.amazon.com/gp/recsradio/radio/B000003T9A/ref=pd_krex_dp_a

Tracklist▼
1 Fire In The Kitchen 5:30
2 Kiss Tomorrow Good-Bye 3:38
3 Movers And Shakers 7:06
4 I'll Be The One 6:13
5 Blue Radio 8:19
6 Invisible 5:25
7 Sister Justice 5:51
8 Angel City 5:45
9 Tattoos And Cigarettes 5:23
10 Power And The Glory 5:45
11 Broken Promised Land 7:00

Barcode: 02028619712

DOGHOUSE See what Happens...
1. Keep it coming
2. Misery
3. She's Got somethin'
4. Warriors
5. Reptile Love
6. Wishing Well = Free cover
7. Owed to G = Deep Purple cover
8. Free
9. Ain't no love (in the heart of the city) = Whitesnake cover
10. Searching
11. Doctor Doctor = UFO cover
12. Ace Of Spades = (Motorhead) cover
CD Promo. 2002 album demo printed on CD-R

She's Got somethin':

Ace Of Spades (Motorhead) cover:

Cry Of Love was an American rock band, formed in 1989 in Raleigh, North Carolina. The group released their debut album in 1993 (Brother), produced by John Custer before playing the Monsters of Rock festival the following year. After this show, their frontman Kelly Holland left the group. They scored a number-one hit on Billboard's Mainstream Rock chart with "Peace Pipe" in 1993.
Ex-Lynch Mob and current Warrant singer, Robert Mason, was recruited as Holland's replacement some three years later. Together they recorded a new album in 1997 (Diamonds & Debris), but the band split shortly afterwards.
Former band member Audley Freed was recruited to the Black Crowes in 1998, and he played with the band until October 2001. He also played on Crowes' lead singer Chris Robinson's second solo album in 2004, and on the subsequent tour.

Line-up:
Pee Wee Watson - Vocals, Guitar (1989–1990)
Kelly Holland - Vocals, Guitar (1991–1994)
Robert Mason - Vocals, Guitar (1996–1997)
Audley Freed - Guitar (1989–1997)
Robert Kearns - Bass, Vocals (1989–1997) (now with Lynyrd Skynyrd)
Jason Patterson - Drums (1989–1997)

SAMPLES:

Label: Music For Nations KUT145
Only The Strong Survive / Little Bit of Love (cover of Free song) 1992 Music For Nations p/s

VINYL In great condition. Somehow the photo shows a strange result.

Taking as their primary influence US stadium rockers Ratt and UK's Whitesnake, the British Blue Bludd managed to insert a limited amount of their own identity into two albums for Music For Nations Records between 1989 and 1991. Comprising Phil Kane (vocals), Mark Sutcliffe (guitar), Rob Ariss (keyboards), Dave Crawte (bass) and Paul Sutcliffe (drums), the nucleus of the band had previously played together in the group Trespass. The Big Noise was an encouraging start, although its slick, heavily stylized sound failed to secure significant sales. That fate also befell Universal Language in 1991, though reviews were largely positive.

Hard Rock
U.K.
1991

Universal Language
Cruel World
She Shakes Me Up
Say A Prayer
New Toy
Hit The Deck
Homesound Train
Share The Night
Sun Worshipper
What's Your Pleasure

Members:
Philip J. Kane - Vocals
Paul Sutcliff - Drums
Mark Sutcliff - Guitars
Dave Crawte - Bass
Rob Ariss - Keyboards

Various - Bumpers
Label: Island Records
Catalog#: IDP 1
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP
Country: UK
Released: 1970
Genre: Reggae, Rock
Style: Folk Rock, Pop Rock, Prog Rock, Avantgarde, Reggae-Pop, Psychedelic Rock, Acoustic, Classic Rock

Tracklist
A1 Traffic - Every Mother's Son
Producer - Guy Stevens
A2 Bronco - Love
Producer - Jess Roden
A3 Spooky Tooth - I Am The Walrus
Producer - Chris Blackwell , Chris Stainton
A4 Quintessence - Jesus, Buddha, Moses, Gauranga
Producer - John Barham

Crawler was the band created from Back Street Crawler, following the death of their guitarist, Paul Kossoff (formerly of Free) on 19 March 1976. Geoff Whitehorn replaced Kossoff, but the band were dropped from the Atlantic label because of Whitehorn's relative obscurity. They were instead signed to the Epic label, with a line-up consisting of Terry Slesser (vocals), Terry Wilson (bass), John Bundrick (keyboards), Geoff Whitehorn (guitar), and Tony Braunagel (drums).
Crawler initially toured the UK with a CBS package, which included label mates Boxer and Moon, but their debut release, Crawler (1977), did well in the USA, thanks mainly to the track "Stone Cold Sober", a hit on FM radio stations. The band then concentrated on the American market

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5.0 out of 5 stars Don't be fooled , this is nice.,