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| 1. | Big City Girls
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| 2. | Crash And Burn
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| 3. | Telling Me Lies
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| 4. | Future Tense
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| 5. | Ladies Man
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| 6. | Crossfire
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| 7. | Gypsy Queen
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| 8. | Between You And Me
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| 9. | Bad Toys
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| 10. | One More Time
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| 11. | 21st Century Man
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| 12. | Roller
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| 13. | I Like To Rock
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| 14. | 27
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| 15. | All Over Town
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| 16. | I Want To Rock
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On 27th January 1981, Canadian rockers April Wine raised the roof of London's Hammersmith Odeon, with an electrifying performance of their biggest hits. That concert is presented here is in its entirety.
April Wine formed in late 1969 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. "Fast Train," their first hit, appeared in 1971, the same year as the self-titled debut album.
The next year brought the band's first Canadian number one single, You Could Have Been a Lady, from the On Record album. In 1976, The Whole World's Goin' Crazy became the first Canadian album to go platinum and their resulting tour was the first to gross one million dollars. After 1978's First Glance and 1979's Harder...Faster, Just Between You and Me became April Wine's biggest U.S. hit. The single (one of three Top 40 American singles by the band) propelled 1981's Nature of the Beast album to platinum-record status. 1984's Animal Grace was their last album, but in the early 1990 s all the original members joined for a Canadian tour, which convinced them to resume recording, they are still recording and touring the world to their ever-loyal fan-base. I Like To Rock contains a full show the band played at London s Hammersmith Odeon during their 1981 tour of the UK.
April Wine
Active Decades: '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s
Born: 1969 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Genre: Rock
Styles: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Pop/Rock
April Wine formed in late 1969 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, but vocalist/guitarist Myles Goodwyn, guitarist David Henman, drummer Ritchie Henman and bassist Jimmy Henman soon moved to Montreal. "Fast Train," their first hit, appeared in 1971, the same year as the self-titled debut album. Jimmy Henman left soon after and was replaced by Jimmy Clench. The next year brought the band's first Canadian number one single, "You Could Have Been a Lady," from On Record. David and Ritchie Henman left before the next album, Electric Jewels, could be recorded; they were replaced by Jerry Mercer and Gary Moffet. After April Wine Live (1974) and Stand Back (1975), Steve Lang replaced Clench, who left to join Bachman-Turner Overdrive and later Loverboy. In 1976, The Whole World's Goin' Crazy became the first Canadian album to go platinum and their resulting tour was the first to gross one million dollars. Forever for Now appeared in 1976, followed by April Wine Live at the El Mocambo in 1977. Guitarist Brian Greenway was added that same year, making the band a sextet. After 1978's First Glance and 1979's Harder...Faster, "Just Between You and Me" became April Wine's biggest U.S. hit. The single (one of three Top 40 American singles by the band) propelled 1981's Nature of the Beast to platinum-record status. Power Play followed in 1982, and 1984's Animal Grace was their last album. Myles Goodwyn recorded his first self titled solo album in 1988. Four years later, all the original members joined for a Canadian tour, which convinced them to resume recording. "If You Believe in Me," the band's first single in eight years, was followed by 1993's Attitude.
--- John Bush, All Music Guide |
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