Glenn Hughes & The Bobaloos - The Bobaloos

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2000
Time: 41:27 
Size: 95,0 MB 
Label: Self Released
Styles: Classic Rock/Southern Rock/Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Going Out Dancin - 4:10
 2. You Should Have Known Better - 3:34
 3. Don't Turn Your Back on Me - 3:36
 4. Bad Reputation - 4:07
 5. Jesus Come Rescue Me - 3:27
 6. Tell Me - 4:15
 7. I Don't Mind My Baby - 4:42
 8. See What Love Can Do - 3:46
 9. I'm in Love Again - 2:50
10. Movin Groovin - 3:57
11. Slow Down - 2:59

Musicians:
Glen Hughes, Robin Floys,Frankie Day,Christi Roland Vaughan - Vocals;
Billy Powel - Piano,Harbsicord & Strings;
Gregg Allman - Organ;
Hovard Leese - Piano & Strings;
Bobby Mobley - Piano,Harbsicord & Organ;
Franky Day, Matry Fab,TV Strain- Guitars;
Boonie Maroonie,Leon Wilkeson,Tony Vaughn - Bass;
Chris Lewis, Billy Anderson - Drums;
Michael Bastedo, Bobby Williams -Sax. 

"Hurricane was formed in Atlanta, GA. in 1979. Changed the name of the band , in '87, to The Bobaloos due to copyright problems. Played clubs in the Southeast for five years building fan support. They headlined in 1,000 seat halls and have opened for .38 Special, Greg Allman, Scorpions, Johnny Winters, Molly Hatchett, Robin Trower, and others. This album is high-energy rock'n roll at its best. Vocalist Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple/Trapeze) sings lead on most of the songs and performs an exhilerating feat. The album is put together by Frank Fabiszewski(aka Frankie Day) who is an original Bobaloo that produced, wrote and played lead and rhythm guitar for the record. Frank brought in his Bobaloo friends Marty Fabiszewski(Cactus/Wolfe), Boonie Maroonie(Hurricane), Chis Lewis(Magic Cat/Purple Mushroom), Bobby Mobley, Michael Bastedo, Bobby Williams, Robin Floyd, Christie Vaughn, Tony Vaughn, TV Strain and Billy Anderson. A highlight of the album is the perfomances of Billy Powell(Lynyrd Skynyrd) and Howard Leese(Heart/Paul Rogers Band). The album was mixed by 

heavywieghts Brendan O'brien and Rodney Mills. Hear it to believe it."

The Bobaloos