Streetheart - Drugstore Dancer (1980) [2013]
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BAND/ARTIST: Streetheart
- Title: Drugstore Dancer
- Year Of Release: 1980 [2013]
- Label: Capitol Records
- Genre: Hard Rock, AOR
- Quality: FLAC (*image + .cue, log, scans)
- Total Time: 00:38:01
- Total Size: 280 mb (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Whilst they’re probably one of the lesser known Canadian bands of the ’70s and ’80s, Winnipeg-based STREETHEART had a string of gold & platinum records in their homeland, charting with all six of their studio albums, a double live offering and a posthumous collection of outtakes, as well as numerous hit singles.
However, as far as most non-Canadians are concerned their claims to fame will be that founding guitarist Paul Dean and drummer Matt Frenette went on to form Loverboy and a later line-up originally wrote and recorded Hardline’s signature tune ‘Hot Cherie’ back in 1982, strangely opting not to include it on the album it was recorded for.
Originally issued in 1980, “Drugstore Dancer” was Streetheart’s fourth album and the first with the AORish sound that would made Canadian bands famous during the decade.
Rockier and more focussed than their previous outing, with “Drugstore Dancer” Streetheart’s switch from WEA to the Capitol label certainly paid dividends propelling the record to platinum status and securing their place in the Canadian rock and roll hall of fame.
Tracks:
01. Drugstore Dancer (4:12)
02. Teenage Rage (4:23)
03. Nobody Like You (4:19)
04. Go To Hell (4:45)
05. You're Gonna Crash (4:26)
06. Tin Soldier (3:09)
07. Trouble (4:10)
08. Sold Out (4:17)
09. Let Me Go (4:21)
Personnel:
Kenny Shields – lead vocals, percussion
John Hannah – guitars, backing vocals
Daryl Gutheil – keyboards, backing vocals
Ken ‘Spider’ Sinnaeve – bass, backing vocals
Herb Ego – drums
However, as far as most non-Canadians are concerned their claims to fame will be that founding guitarist Paul Dean and drummer Matt Frenette went on to form Loverboy and a later line-up originally wrote and recorded Hardline’s signature tune ‘Hot Cherie’ back in 1982, strangely opting not to include it on the album it was recorded for.
Originally issued in 1980, “Drugstore Dancer” was Streetheart’s fourth album and the first with the AORish sound that would made Canadian bands famous during the decade.
Rockier and more focussed than their previous outing, with “Drugstore Dancer” Streetheart’s switch from WEA to the Capitol label certainly paid dividends propelling the record to platinum status and securing their place in the Canadian rock and roll hall of fame.
Tracks:
01. Drugstore Dancer (4:12)
02. Teenage Rage (4:23)
03. Nobody Like You (4:19)
04. Go To Hell (4:45)
05. You're Gonna Crash (4:26)
06. Tin Soldier (3:09)
07. Trouble (4:10)
08. Sold Out (4:17)
09. Let Me Go (4:21)
Personnel:
Kenny Shields – lead vocals, percussion
John Hannah – guitars, backing vocals
Daryl Gutheil – keyboards, backing vocals
Ken ‘Spider’ Sinnaeve – bass, backing vocals
Herb Ego – drums
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