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Album Reviews: Damn Yankees
WELCOME TO
GROANIN MITCHELL'S ROCK AND ROLL BBS
NEWSLETTER
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ALBUM REVIEW
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May 5, 1990
VOL 1 ISSUE
SYSOP GROANIN MITCHELL
CO-SYSOP ROCK STAR
Hello kind perusers....
We think this section of the Newsletter, quite frankly,
would be the best forum for input from you. If you would like to
write an album review, make sure it's converted to DOS TEXT and
upload it to the [T]ext files area. We welcome all input. Just
leave a message and outline what you send. Thanx....
THIS WEEK
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DAMN YANKEES
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Well for the first time in a long while, we have a bonafide
"Supergroup" on the scene. "Damn Yankees" are a collection of
players, each immensely successful in their previous endeavours.
Just take a look at the lineup, and you'll see what I mean.
-TED NUGENT Yes the "Nuge" himself. No more need be said.
-TOMMY SHAW Former guitarist/vocalist from Styx.
-JACK BLADES Bassist/vocalist from Night Ranger.
and -MICHAEL CARTELLONE on drums.
It seems like a strange combination, especially with Ted
Nugent in there, but it works, AND HOW!!. The grittiness of the
Motor City Madman's guitar style lends credibility to, and
compliments the popish bent of Shaw and Blades. Tommy Shaw had
always been my favourite member of Styx, (Crystal Ball being my
choice for best Styx tune). Jack Blades vocal performance with
Night Ranger speaks for itself.
The "hit" o
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