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- 1.1. ready freddy
- 1.2. can't kill love with a gun
- 1.3. that girl
- 1.4. nothin' to lose
- 1.5. heat of the night
- 1.6. weekend
- 1.7. rock n' roll city
- 1.8. a man like me
- 1.9. gorilla
- 1.10. rich kid
- 1.11. high times
- 1.12. love dog
- 1.13. burnin' up
- 1.14. armed and dangerous
- 1.15. rock you
- 1.16. undercover lover
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nardini, norman
redemption - best of 1977-1988
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Norman Nardini seeks "Redemption" by re-recording his classic tunes recorded between 1997 and 1988. A new spin!These sixteen songs were all originally recorded by Pittsburgh blues-rocker Norman Nardini from 1977 through 1988, and have etched themselves in the annals of Steel City rock history. The original masters have been further enhanced with some fresh new recording to give these classics a live setting spit- shine! Norman Nardini has been plying his trade in the clubs and concert halls of America for over a quarter of a century, and these songs validate that staying power-now capturing in full glory the live vibe in which they were originally intended. "Love Dog," "High Times," "Gorilla," "That Girl," "Ready Freddy" "Burnin' Up"- these songs set ... read more
Norman Nardini seeks "Redemption" by re-recording his classic tunes recorded between 1997 and 1988. A new spin!These sixteen songs were all originally recorded by Pittsburgh blues-rocker Norman Nardini from 1977 through 1988, and have etched themselves in the annals of Steel City rock history. The original masters have been further enhanced with some fresh new recording to give these classics a live setting spit- shine! Norman Nardini has been plying his trade in the clubs and concert halls of America for over a quarter of a century, and these songs validate that staying power-now capturing in full glory the live vibe in which they were originally intended. "Love Dog," "High Times," "Gorilla," "That Girl," "Ready Freddy" "Burnin' Up"- these songs set upon the mantle like the rock n' roll trophies that they are! A "greatest hits" if you will. See with "Redemption" why Jon Bon Jovi calls Norman Nardini "the last true man of rock n' roll!"