[jasonkont]

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Artist: The Sterling Cooke Force
Release: Full Force (1st Press Vinyl Rip)
Format: Album
Release Year: 1984
Genre: Heavy Metal
Label: Ebony Records {EBON #22} (UK)
Country: USA - Pennsylvania
Bitrate: 320 kbps [dBpoweramp LAME 3.98r]
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Info:
This album was recorded in England with metal-meister/producer Darryl Johnston. The album has an obvious Hendrix influence to it.
http://www.musicmight.com/artist/usa/st ... +force#bio

Line-up:
Sterling Cooke (Sterling Koch) - Guitar, Vocals
Mike Dutz - Bass
Albie Coccio - Drums

Tracklist:
A1. Hit And Run 3:35
A2. I Can't Stand It 4:21
A3. She's Gonna Get You 4:33
A4. Makin' My Way 3:54

B1. Ain't Wastin' My Time 3:38
B2. Got Enough Love 3:55
B3. Don't Need You Anymore 3:29
B4. Killing Time 4:11
B5. Going Home 3:29

[VardisRules]

Thanks for this one. I have the band's second and last album called "Force This" on cassette and vinyl. I recorded the cassette and will probably post it here sometime soon. The guitarist Sterling Koch (pronounced like Cooke and thus changed to insure it was pronounced correctly) lives a few miles from where I live in Pennsylvania. He plays blues rock on a steel lap guitar at local restaurants.

[jasonkont]

Thanks for this one. I have the band's second and last album called "Force This" on cassette and vinyl. I recorded the cassette and will probably post it here sometime soon. The guitarist Sterling Kuch (pronounced like Cooke and thus changed to insure it was pronounced correctly) lives a few miles from where I live in Pennsylvania. He plays blues rock on a steel lap guitar at local restaurants.

Haven't got "Force This" album - it will be nice if you upload it!
I got his first single recorded at 1982 (Don't Need You Anymore - Tomorrow Never Knows) and I upload it here ...viewtopic.php?f=21&t=7345&p=64561#p64561

[metaljunkie]

yeah, a Hendrix vibe is obvious, but that is not a necessarily a bad thing imo
i like this better than the follow up.

here is a comment from Sterling what he is thinking today about this recording:
"This album was recorded in England with metal-meister/producer Darryl Johnston. The album has an obvious Hendrix influence to it and I think is the early germination of the V.I.H. band. The album featured a very talented bassist from Hazleton named Mike Dutz. Mike really helped to keep everything together. This was an album by a band that wasn't really ready to record combined with a producer that wasn't right for the project"
http://www.sterlingkoch.com/discography.html