Streetwalkers – Red Card / Vicious But Fair (Reissue, Remastered) (2005)
Artist: Streetwalkers
Title: Red Card / Vicious But Fair
Year Of Release: 1976-77/2005
Label: BGO Records
Genre: Hard Rock, Blues Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, ,cue, log)
Total Time: 01:16:59
Total Size: 239/555 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Red Card / Vicious But Fair
Year Of Release: 1976-77/2005
Label: BGO Records
Genre: Hard Rock, Blues Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, ,cue, log)
Total Time: 01:16:59
Total Size: 239/555 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Run For Cover - 5:47
2. Me An' Me Horse An' Me Rum (Bobby Tench, Roger Chapman) - 4:04
3. Crazy Charade (Bobby Tench, Charlie Whitney, Roger Chapman) - 5:27
4. Daddy Rolling Stone (Otis Blackwell) - 3:15
5. Roll Up, Roll Up - 3:29
6. Between Us - 3:48
7. Shotgun Messiah (Bobby Tench, Charlie Whitney, Roger Chapman) - 4:49
8. Decadence Code - 6:44
9. Mama Was Mad - 4:15
10. Chilli-Con-Carne - 3:55
11. Dice Man - 9:30
12. But You're Beautiful - 3:57
13. Can't Come In - 4:03
14. Belle Star (Charlie Whitney) - 3:13
15. Sam (Maybe He Can Come To Some Arrangement) (Bobby Tench, Charlie Whitney, Roger Chapman) - 5:47
16. Cross Time Woman - 5:16
In 1974 Roger Chapman and Charlie Whitney formed a band with a fluid line up including members of Family and King Crimson. They released an album Chapman-Whitney - Streetwalkers the same year. In 1975 guitarist and vocalist Bobby Tench from The Jeff Beck Group and bass player Jon Plotel, who were already members of the ever changing Chapman-Whitney touring band, joined Chapman and Whitney in a stable five piece line up simply called Streetwalkers, along with drummer Dave Dowle. Dowle was later replaced by Nicko McBrain (who later became drummer for Iron Maiden). They released three studio albums as Streetwalkers, before disbanding in 1977.
