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Vor 4 Tagen · The harder-edged Every Dog Has His Day, which saw Hunter replaced with full-time bassist John Heames, was released in 1988. Following a small-scale promotional tour of college campuses, the band hung in limbo -- no subsequent albums were recorded. Easter has continued producing in subsequent years while also playing with other bands such as Velvet Crush, Vinyl Devotion, Shalini, and the ...
The album was produced by John Leckie and Easter, and listed a lineup of Easter, Carlson, Marshall and a new member, bassist Jon Heames (credited as "John Heames"). Despite the credits, though, the album was largely recorded by Easter and Marshall, with significant contributions by Carlson.
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25. Aug. 2023 · That’s barring a fluke moment in Germany just about 30 years ago, when the bittersweet ballad “74/‘75” broke off new album Ring – one of their best – and became a surprise international hit. On August 11th, The Connells released a deluxe reissue of the album that marked their jump to a higher tier of recognition.
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Rust Never Sleeps. Neil Young & Crazy Horse. Released. 1979 — US. Vinyl —. LP, Album. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1985 Vinyl release of "More Mondo" on Discogs.
By the time of Let's Active's third and final album, Every Dog Has His Day (1988), the band's sound had evolved into harder-edged power pop. The album was produced by John Leckie and Easter, and credited a line-up of Easter, Carlson, Marshall and new member Jon Heames (credited as "John Heames"), a bassist. Despite the credits, though, the ...
