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Artist: REO Speedwagon

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CD Title: Second Decade of Rock and Roll

 

Category: AOR

Year: 1991

Label: Columbia

Catalog Number: 48527

Personnel

Kevin Cronin acoustic guitar, vocals
Gary Richrath rhythm guitar, guitar
Cara Lee Day backing vocals
Bob Carlisle backing vocals
Dave Amato backing guitar, vocals
Neal Doughty hammond organ, synthesizer, keyboards, organ
Steve Forman conga, shaker
Tommy Funderburk backing vocals
Alan Gratzer backing drums, vocals
Bruce Hall bass guitar, vocals
Jesse Harms backing keyboards, vocals
Tom Kelly backing vocals
Graham Lear drums
Richard Page backing vocals
Terry Wood backing vocals
Bryan Hitt percussion, drums
Maxine Waters backing vocals
Julia Waters backing vocals
Melanie Jackson backing vocals

Tracks

1.	Don't Let Him Go live
2.	Tough Guys live
3.	Take It on the Run live
4.	Keep the Fire Burnin' live
5.	Roll With the Changes live
6.	I Do Wanna Know live
7.	Can't Fight This Feeling live
8.	Live Every Moment live
9.	That Ain't Love live
10.	One Too Many Girlfriends live
11.	Variety Tonight live
12.	Back on the Road Again live
13.	Keep on Loving You '89 live
14.	Love Is a Rock live
15.	All Heaven Broke Loose live
16.	L.I.A.R. live
17.	Live It Up live

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Existing comments about this CD

From: booper71	Date: July 13, 2002 at 3:29
Buy it for the calypso/reggae version of Keep On Loving you.

From: koogles	Date: July 31, 2002 at 7:54
Kind of fills in the gaps left by "The Hits". Love that "Variety Tonight".

From: Phil

Date: October 6, 2003 at 23:24

Despite what the track listings say, this is NOT a live album. Only a few tracks are live. Listen to the reggae version of KOLY only to induce immediate vomiting. It sucks that bad. Better versions of Back on the Road Again and Roll With The Changes were already on REO's First Decade. The 4 songs from the Chicken album are awful. REO won't have a Third Decade because they just don't have any new material. They've only written one original album between 1991-2003.

From: Gar	Date: January 9, 2004 at 12:14
Decent compilation. Not all the songs are live, but a pretty good number of them are. I guess the band figured anybody who would be interested in this disc already owned "Hi Infidelity" so they offered the songs in different versions. The reggae "Keep on Loving You" DOES suck like the last poster said, but I really like the 4 songs off the "Chicken" album. Good stuff.

From: Propane	Date: December 3, 2004 at 10:21
Reggae versions of anything suck no matter how you slice them. This is one you shouldn't spend your dollars on.

From: rick kerch vzla	Date: June 24, 2013 at 17:45
A pretty album!!!...with some live tracks as well as some studio ones...in general lines is the typically "best of"...the Reggae version of "Keep On Loving You" is a funny weird one but quite appealing too if you dig this type of music...92/100

From: bmoviecritic	Date: August 5, 2019 at 3:12
One Lonely Night and Sweet Time need to be on here, also I dont understand why they left their biggest hit off in favor of a reggae version. I still enjoyed this.

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