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Artist: Joe Lamont

Title: Secrets You Keep

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Category: AOR

Year: 1985

Label: Yesterrock/ Sony Music

Catalog Number: 88697686792

Personnel

Joe Lamont vocals
Richard Gibbs keyboards
Dan Huff guitars
Rick Chudocoff bass, keyboards
Kerry Hatch bass
Reggie Mcbride bass
Vinnie Colaiuta drums
Paulinho Decosta percussion
Bill Cuomo keyboards
Alan Pasqua keyboards
Larry Williams keyboards
Fred Tackett acoustic guitar
Peter Bunetta Simmons drums, percussion
Michael Jochum Simmons Programming

Tracks

1.	Secrets You Keep
2.	No Explanation
3.	Total Breakdown
4.	Heartbreak City
5.	One Rumor Too Many
6.	The Wanting
7.	Victims of Love
8.	Sharks
9.	Enemy Lines

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Rafo Phoenix	Date: May 29, 2010 at 0:21
Very Good AOR album, i love the style of Joe lamont specially Secrets You Keep, No Explanation, Total Breakdown & One Rumor Too Many are AOR Mega Classics, music for 80's lovers 85/100.

From: rick kerch vzla	Date: May 29, 2010 at 0:40
Hey Rafo how does Joe Lamont sounds like???...any reference?..there's a guy selling me this on Lp...i'd like 2 know...cheers bro!

From: juan carlos

Date: May 29, 2010 at 13:29

Buy it without hesitation! it´s a Great AOR by their 4 sides. "Secrets You Keep" "One Rumor Too Many" are classic UptempoAOR song ála Robert Tepper/Aldo Nova... "Total Breakdown" is an elegant/atmospheric AOR song. "Victims of Love" is a beautiful ballad. "Sharks" is another great uptempo song as "Enemmy Lines" well. "Flesh to Flesh" is the bonus track(excellent uptempo song). Joe has been part of bands like Steeplechase and Shelter, the musicians here are all well-known session men. This one has been Re-Issued by Yesterrock.de (German Label). Buy it immediately! Satisfied? 9/10

From: Rafo Phoenix	Date: May 29, 2010 at 22:59
Hi Rick about your comment... Joe Lamont style is like Beau Geste(Another Night In The City), Avion(ST & White Noise), B.E. Taylor Group(Our World), Kidd Glove & Paul Sabu(Joe have a similar voice to Paul), The Bryan Hughes Group, Robert Tepper etc etc, best wishes mate!

From: rick kerch vzla	Date: May 29, 2010 at 23:14
Thanks a lot 4 the info Rafo!...i'd do so...best wishes mate!

From: lalo r.o.c.k.

Date: May 30, 2010 at 15:23

Finally here,this album is awesome and the video Secrets you keep in youtube,AOR with great keyboards and killer guitars,Total Explanation has a little DOKKEN style by the mighty guitars and the melodies...a wet dream,Total Breakdown(great ballad),Heartbreak city has similar chorus of Infatuation from Rod Stewart,One Rumour too many is pure AOR,Victims of love another beautiful ballad,all the songs are great,finally reissued to cd..9/10

From: rick kerch vzla

Date: June 6, 2010 at 18:15

Bought it finally!(in vinyl but at least i got it!)...enjoyable album(Thanks once again 4 the info Rafo!)...Joe's way of singing matches the music perfectly!...about the tracks,"Secrets You Keep" is excellent,"No Explanation" is a cool one,"Total Breakdown" is a smoothie nice ballad ala perhaps Toto,"Hearbreak City" is a personal fave,this song has an incredible bass line,"One Rumor Too Many" a highlight track,"The Wanting" is another cool number,"Victims Of Love" is a beautiful ballad,"Sharks" is another personal fave and "Enemy Lines" closes the album in another cool shot!...thanks God the Lp is mint so it was worth the buy....87/100

From: RED	Date: February 22, 2011 at 6:56
Good AOR album similar to Robert Tepper . I have the 2010 re-issue but it does not have the bonus track "Flesh To Flesh" as mentioned above.

From: newscandi

Date: September 15, 2011 at 18:47

Even though I'm up to smaller my collection, I bought this one, mainly for the perfect typicaly AOR/ Melodicrock ballad "Victims of love" (It remains me on Mark Free's "Long way from love"). However the rest is hardly to call 'one of the best' for me, but then it's not bad at all either. I think the comparations with Robert Teppper or -these I add- Benny Mardones & Von Stephenson (musically & from the voice). Whereas the later said music is not so crispy. Furthermore, for me the 2nd part of the songs is better here on.

From: shoemaker	Date: September 24, 2011 at 4:18
Nice 80ies AOR. The artwork is in my top ten of worst covers. In front a gorillafaced dude, and in backround a girl looks like she is peeing. Both people in a bathroom... who the hell made such a concept?

From: aTomiK	Date: October 26, 2011 at 7:06
I think that the cover art is one of the greatest! Awesome album from start to finish.

From: newscandi	Date: October 29, 2011 at 19:35
I don't care too much about the cover artwork. But no normal guy can say that it's a great cover

From: shoemaker	Date: October 30, 2011 at 7:57
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From: tentacle	Date: November 19, 2011 at 6:39
What you guys got against bathroom covers? UFO : Force It and FOREIGNER : Head Games are great covers too. I guess I'm one of the abnormal then cause I love this album cover. Pure 80's esthetics at it's best. Naugty girl in a pose and guy ready to do the job he's supposed to do.

From: gregmanimal	Date: June 23, 2012 at 15:39
Nice mid-tempo style with FM Rock/AOR touch. Love the same titled tune and "One Rumor, Too Many". Have the vinyl edition, I occasionally spin it.

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