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12 Apr 2014, 09:2234
Face Dancer - Midnite Raid (1990)
Year : 1990
Style : Melodic Rock , AOR
Country : United States
Audio : 320 kbps + scans
Size : 131 mb
Info:
FACE DANCER began their journey in the early 1970’s at the University of Rhode Island, but would ultimately lay down their roots in Washington, DC where they found a much larger college rock scene that was excited by what the band had to offer. Early influences of classic hard rock to ambitious progressive music, quickly gave way to original songs that left the crowd clamoring for more. Lineup changes resulted in Carey Kress (vocals), Jeff Adams (lead guitar), David Utter (rhythm guitar), Scott McGinn (songwriter/bass), and Billy Trainor (drums) becoming the core group that would take the band to the heights of popularity.As FACE DANCER’s reputation grew, they made their way to the music scene in Baltimore, MD where they exploded like no other band at the time. It wasn’t long before they were pursued by major record labels, ultimately deciding on Capitol Records where they released two albums, “This World” and “About Face.”But changes to the original lineup and Capitol’s uncertainty on how to market the band ended with FACE DANCER being released from their contract. Even after Carey Kress came back into the fold, it wasn’t enough to sustain FACE DANCER and they disbanded in 1982. Or so they thought …The band’s tremendous popularity had the local fans demanding for more which lead to many reunion concerts throughout the years and the release of two more independent albums “Midnite Raid” and “Alive.” But sadly, in 2008, Carey succumbed to a long battle with cancer and FACE DANCER was no more.
Line-Up:
Carey Kress vocals
David Bell guitars
Scott McGinn bass, keyboards, vocals
Billy Trainor drums
David Utter additional guitars
Stephen Hatfield additional keyboards
Kenny F saxophone
Kris Fath additional vocals
Tracklist:
1. Can't Let Go
2. Don't Get Me Wrong
3. Gotta Find Love
4. Shakin' Again
5. Bad Luck With Money
6. River Of Love
7. Red Shoes
8. I Hope You Know What You Want
9. Time Bomb
Year : 1990
Style : Melodic Rock , AOR
Country : United States
Audio : 320 kbps + scans
Size : 131 mb
Info:
FACE DANCER began their journey in the early 1970’s at the University of Rhode Island, but would ultimately lay down their roots in Washington, DC where they found a much larger college rock scene that was excited by what the band had to offer. Early influences of classic hard rock to ambitious progressive music, quickly gave way to original songs that left the crowd clamoring for more. Lineup changes resulted in Carey Kress (vocals), Jeff Adams (lead guitar), David Utter (rhythm guitar), Scott McGinn (songwriter/bass), and Billy Trainor (drums) becoming the core group that would take the band to the heights of popularity.As FACE DANCER’s reputation grew, they made their way to the music scene in Baltimore, MD where they exploded like no other band at the time. It wasn’t long before they were pursued by major record labels, ultimately deciding on Capitol Records where they released two albums, “This World” and “About Face.”But changes to the original lineup and Capitol’s uncertainty on how to market the band ended with FACE DANCER being released from their contract. Even after Carey Kress came back into the fold, it wasn’t enough to sustain FACE DANCER and they disbanded in 1982. Or so they thought …The band’s tremendous popularity had the local fans demanding for more which lead to many reunion concerts throughout the years and the release of two more independent albums “Midnite Raid” and “Alive.” But sadly, in 2008, Carey succumbed to a long battle with cancer and FACE DANCER was no more.
Line-Up:
Carey Kress vocals
David Bell guitars
Scott McGinn bass, keyboards, vocals
Billy Trainor drums
David Utter additional guitars
Stephen Hatfield additional keyboards
Kenny F saxophone
Kris Fath additional vocals
Tracklist:
1. Can't Let Go
2. Don't Get Me Wrong
3. Gotta Find Love
4. Shakin' Again
5. Bad Luck With Money
6. River Of Love
7. Red Shoes
8. I Hope You Know What You Want
9. Time Bomb
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