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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 2016
Label: Frontiers Records
Catalog Number: FRCD757
Personnel
Kee Marcello guitar, vocals, keyboards
Ken Sandin bass
Darby Todd drums
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| From: MelodicRocker |
Date: August 11, 2024 at 16:38 |
| "Don't Know How To Love No More", was a demo that I think Kee and Joey wrote for the Prisoners In Paradise sessions. It's actually a very good song, here recorded in a proper studio for the first time. Well, Kee is no Joey at lead vocals, and he is the first to admit it, but his version is good anyway. He does it his way, and brave of him. He's a little like Bruce Kulick. Both make tributes to their former big bands and the music they created at that time. But here are also good new songs by Marcello, more modern but still good. Solid production and mix too, by Tobias Lindell, who has also done a great job with mighty H.e.a.t
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