Young Neal & The Vipers - Hooloovoo

Bitrate: 192K/s
Year: 1991
Time: 53:55 
Size: 75,8 MB 
Label:Big Noise 
Styles: Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Full

Tracks Listing:
 1. Tired Of Being Lied About - 4:03
 2. The Man With The Wicked Wandering Eye - 4:59
 3. Little Miss Prissy - 4:31
 4. You Don't Know My Mind - 4:05
 5. Sugar Daddy - 3:24
 6. What's Better Than That ? - 2:48
 7. Wipe The Sweat - 3:58
 8. Think Evil - 3:08
 9. The High Class Brat - 4:19
10. Guitar Slinger - 4:40
11. She's Nineteen Years Old - 5:40
12. Trollin' For Love - 4:05
13. March On - 4:09

Guitarist Neal Vitullo of Warren and vocalist/harmonica player Dave Howard of Warwick formed Young Neal & The Vipers in the early 1980s to concentrate on performing the hard-driving Blues-Roots material they’d begun writing together. They quickly became a local sensation and released their first single in 1985. The Vipers popularity exploded in the Northeast and they soon became regulars at Manhattan’s prestigious Lone Star Cafe. The band signed with Atlantic Records in 1989. In 1990, The Vipers had their first international feature in Guitar World and Neal was hailed for his vituosic playing. The Atlantic deal failed to bear fruit and The Vipers released their first album, Hooloovoo on Big Noise, in 1991. It sold an astounding 10,000 copies. Despite that success, the band drifted apart. Dave moved on to his own band, The High Rollers, then joined Roomful of Blues. Neal took over the lead vocals and became the sole frontman for the band. He stepped onto the international stage when he signed with King Snake Records for a four-album run beginning in 1996. The band toured extensively internationally and all over the U.S. Dave Howard rejoined in 2009 and the group dropped the “Young” from their name. 

Hooloovoo