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(DDR115)
released 2017 by Demon Doll Records USA.
LABEL
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USA :
Demon Doll Records - compact disc - DDR115
NOTES
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Producers : Joey C. Jones, Rick Nielsen,
Robin Zander, Dito Godwin, Chris Bell, Dave Crow, Davies Baird.
Track 01, 03, 09, 14, 16, 17, 19 and 20 :
Taken from the album "Joey C. Jones and The Glory Hounds"
(1993).
Joey C. Jones and The Glory Hounds are :
Joey C. Jones (lead and backing vocals)
Adam Hamilton (drums, acoustic guitar)
Les Farrington (keyboards)
Christopher Torok (bass)
Craig Bradford (lead guitar)
Produced by Dito Godwin
Engineered by Michael Carnevale,Assisted Engineer
Annebritte Makebakken.
Doug Shawe (additional keyboards)
Dito Godwin (additional guitar and percussion)
Rusti van Velsen (additional bass)
Track 02, 08 :
Taken from the (unreleased) self titled Shock Tu album (1989/1990).
Shock Tu are :
Joey C. Jones (lead vocals)
Jim Miller (bass)
Ken Koudelka (drums)
Rick Soga (guitar)
Les Farrington (keyboards, backing vocals)
Produced by Rick Nielsen and Robin Zander.
Track 04, 05, 06 15, 18 :
Taken from the self titled Crabtree album (1999).
Crabtree are :
Joey C. Jones (lead vocals)
Dave Crow (guitar)
Davies Baird (bass)
Ken Koudelka (drums)
Track 07, 11 :
Taken from the self titled Orange Helicopter album (2000).
Orange Helicopter are :
Joey C. Jones (lead vocals)
further details unknown
Track 16 :
as recorded by Needle Park.
Joey C. Jones (lead vocals)
CC Deville (guitars ??)
further details unknown
Extra NOTES
(from
KISS-Related Recordings) :
Compared to the other 20 songs on this disc, the Joey C. Jones /
Mark St. John penned "Comin' On" sounds like a very good
demo-recording. The song must have been taped in 1989 / 1990
prior to Shock Tu's (unreleased) debut album.
It's unconfirmed by Joey yet, but it's possible that Mark St.
John also plays guitar on this recording. Also unconfirmed is
that Joey C. Jones and Mark St. John wrote 2 more songs
together.
In 1985 vocalist Joey C Jones had been approached by Dana Strum
in regard to auditioning for the Vinnie Vincent Invasion - Strum
ended up producing the Sweet Savage EP (1985) at Baby-O Studios
in Hollywood.
further details unknown / further details will follow
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