The Wolf Pack 5 - ShowBiz Pizza Place Showtape (March 1980)

Описание: Showtape Title: Wolf Pack 5 ShowBiz Tape
Release Date: March 1980

In March 1980, the very first ShowBiz Pizza Place opened it's doors in Kansas City, MI not with the Rock-afire Explosion, but with the Wolf Pack 5. The reason for this decision was because by the time the first ShowBiz was ready to open, the Rock-afire was still in development. Since ShowBiz was originally supposed to be a Pizza Time Theatre, the plan was to use a PTT Balcony show until the Rock-afire was ready to be sent out. They decided against this for obvious reasons, and since Creative Engineering still had some WP5 shows left over, they used that instead. As for the showtape they played, it was an edited version of the IAAPA showtapes. The six original songs were now divided into 3 segments, with 2 songs in each. An announcer intro was also recorded for all of these segments. In addition to that, 3 new segments were recorded, found exclusively on this tape. All of them featuring copyrighted music. Probably the biggest change on this tape was the change from Queenie The Fox to Minnie Mozzarella the mouse. She was changed so she could better fit with the theme of ShowBiz Pizza Place. This would be very important for the Rock-Afire Explosion.

Wolfman vocals - Aaron Fechter
Fats Gorilla vocals - Burt Wilson
Dingo Star vocals - Unidentified member of Clutch
Beach Bear vocals - Aaron Fechter
Minnie Mozzarella vocals - Aaron Fechter

Show Segments
00:00 - Segment 1 - Sing A Simple Song / Banana Hill
04:06 - Segment 2 - Doggone To Love / Drag Strip In The Sky
08:44 - Segment 3 - Beach bear Surfer Girl / Good Times 5 Times
12:59 - Segment 4 - Whipe Out / Surfin' USA / Fun Fun Fun
17:53 - Segment 5 - Little Darlin' / Who Put The Bomp
23:22 - Segment 6 - My Boyfriend's Back / Rock & Roll Music

Audio Source: https://archive.org/details/wolfpack5

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