Capital City Rockets - Little Bit O' Fun.wmv

Описание: The Capital City Rockets - Capital City Rockets (1973)
The Capital City Rockets' self-titled album, released in July of '73, generated one regional hit single (Breakfast in Bed) in the Midwest and parts of the south, but eventually fizzled on the charts. Soon afterwards, the band broke up over personality conflicts and alcohol problems. Bob Hill went on to join a band called Sky King with future Godz drummer Glen Cataline. When Sky King's bassist Keith Dickas left the group, Eric Moore stepped in to take his place. Sky King played softer rock at a time when Eric and Glen wanted a raunchier sound. It was only a matter of time before Eric and Glen moved on to form a new group more in line with their musical tastes. They recruited fellow Columbus, Ohio musicians Mark Chatfield on guitar, Hayward Law as a second drummer and Michael Adams on keyboards. The new group, complete with with two drummers, kicked some serious ass. Even this early on, Eric and Mark had written, and were already performing, such classic Godz tunes as Gotta Keep a Running, Rock and Roll Queen, Cross Country, Messing with a Minor, Go Away, and Snakin'. Eric Moore came up with the name The Godz and a cult rock legend was born. (There was already a psychedelic '60s rock band from New York named the Godz, but a quick money settlement down the road cleared the way for the Ohio Godz to continue using the name.)

Track listing

• 1. Ten Hole Dollars 3:23
• 2. Grab Your Honey 3:03
• 3. Little Bit O' Fun 2:59
• 4. Come Back Baby 2:43
• 5. People Are Losing 4:57
• 6. Breakfast In Bed 3:16
• 7. Newcomer Blues 2:55
• 8. My Orange Tie 3:20
• 9. Searchlight 3:35
• 10. Still Kicking 3:48

Credits

Eric Moore Bass, Group Member
Jerry Hertig Drums, Group Member
Robert Hill Composer, Group Member, Guitar, Vocals
Jamie Lyons Group Member, Vocals
Gregory Preston Piano
Bobbye Hall Conga

Fritz Richmond Engineer, Remixing
Geoff Robinson Composer
Michael Rosa Producer
Michael Warner Composer, Group Member, Guitar, Vocals
Ed Caraeff Photography
Robert L. Heimall Art Direction, Design