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| 1. | White Magic
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| 2. | Hold On
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| 3. | Nuclear Apathy
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| 4. | From the Greenhouse
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| 5. | Go
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| 6. | Zoom
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| 7. | Sea Epic
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| 8. | Wet Teenager
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| 9. | Maybe I Can Fool Everybody
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| 10. | L' Acte de Patriote
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| 11. | All American Boy
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| 12. | Lighten Up McGraw
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| 13. | She's a Dancer
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| 14. | Ice
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| 15. | The Sale Introduction
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| 16. | The Sale Prelude
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| 17. | American Refugee
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| 18. | American Refugee Movement 2
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| 19. | Nuclear Apathy
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| 20. | Rangers at Midnight
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| 21. | Ice
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| 22. | Hold On
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| 23. | Surf City
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| 24. | Hot Razors in My Heart
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| 25. | Skin Deep
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Bobby Hird - Guitar, Vocals
Glen Workman - Keyboards, Vocals
Joe MacRe - Bass, Engineer, Producer, Synthesizer Bass, Vocals
John Palumbo - Guitar, Vocals
Rick Witkowski - Guitar, Vocals
Crack the Sky
Active Decades: '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s
Born: 1975 in Steubenville, OH
Genre: Rock
Styles: Prog-Rock/Art Rock, Experimental Rock
Progressive rock group Crack the Sky was formed in the Ohio River Valley region in 1975 by frontman John Palumbo, guitarists Jim Griffiths and Rick Witkowski, bassist Joe Macre, and drummer Joey D'Amico. According to the website at www.crackthesky.com, the band was originally dubbed ArcAngel, building a loyal following on the Cleveland and Baltimore club circuits before signing to the Lifesong label to issue their self-titled debut LP, which earned critical acclaim for Palumbo's acerbic lyrics and the songs' complex structures and time changes. Commercial reward was minimal, however, and after completing Crack the Sky's second LP, 1976's Animal Notes, Palumbo exited to pursue a solo career. D'Amico assumed lead vocal duties on 1978's Safety in Numbers, with singer Gary Lee Chappell featured on the Live Sky release. Crack the Sky then disbanded, but in 1980 Palumbo, Witkowski, and keyboardist Vince DePaul briefly reformed the group to record the White Music album before again dissolving. Palumbo then formed another new lineup for a series of albums including Photoflamingo, World in Motion I, and Raw before reuniting with Witkowski, D'Amico, and DePaul for a series of 1986 live dates at the Baltimore club Hammerjacks and eventually a new 1989 studio LP, From the Greenhouse. Dog City followed in 1990, and Crack the Sky infrequently reunited throughout the decade to come.
---Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide |
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