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Ian Lloyd - Goosebumps 1979 LP

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Ian Lloyd - Goosebumps 1979 LP

Postby DevoManiac101 » Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:30 am

A true classic! What are your thoughts on this LP?

Let's begin with the single off the LP "Slip Away" the song was originally recorded as a demo by The Cars, and would you look at that...Ric and Ben both sing back up on the track. Ian Lloyd was the frontman of the 70's rock band the Stories who had a hit with "Brother Louie" and that was it...Ian released 2 solo releases in the early days and both capture his true vocal capability. "She Broke Your Heart", "Love Stealer", "First Heartbreak", Time Of The Season", New City Lights", and "Love Is A Ship" are some of the highlights off 'Goosebumps'

He later fronted the band Fast Forward and they released an LP in 1984 on Island records, he is still currently active and touring a bit in NYC so if you have the chance go out and see him.
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