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Title: Rough and Tumble
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Category: AOR
Year: 2011
Label: Frontiers Records (Italy)
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John Waite vocals
Luis Maldonado guitar
Tim Hogan bass
Billy Wilkes drums
Kyle Cook guitar, programming, backing vocals
Mike Webb keyboards
Fred Eltringham drums
Shane Fontayne guitar
Rodger Carter drums
Bobby Keys saxophone
Jennifer Paige backing vocals
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| From: Nick C |
Date: February 2, 2011 at 22:32 |
| John Waite has stepped up to the plate and whcked out a cracker of an album. For those wishing for the slick AOR stylings of No Brakes or Rovers Return better put your coats back on and looks somewhere else. This is a rougher and dare I say it rockier release. Not that it's Motorhead by any stretch, in fact the AOR stylings of old are really still there if you listen close enough, especially in songs such as Skyward, Shadows of Love .... it's just done a little rawer a bit more atitude. Other songs are a little darker like Evil, which is a great great song - I can't think of a truly bad song although I'm not too sure about Sweet Rhode Island Red which I'm sure goes down great live, and the new version of Mr. Wonderful I can't decide on yet...but I'm so used to hearing the original that it just seems funny done differently. Good to hear the old bean still has a top notch voice, but then we knew that huh?
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| From: hair metal again |
Date: February 23, 2011 at 8:25 |
| totally agree with Nick C here!excellent new release by this wonderful artist .sometimes mellow,sometimes rockin,sometimes romantic ,sometimes young this one has many beautiful faces.as my years pass by it feels good living them along with artists like the mighty JOHN WAITE.really excited gonna catch him live too in augsburg germany.see ya there John
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