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* Carmine Appice - drums* Paul Shortino - vocals* Mick Sweda - guitar* David Michael-Philips - guitar* Johnny Rod - bassThis team founded in 1983 by drummer Carmine Eppays previously played with "Vanilla Fudge" and Rod Stewart. Together with guitarist Earl Slick (John Lennon, David Bowie) he recorded a number of tracks and then invited vocalist Mark Free in order to complete the work. Three tracks ("Overnite Love Affair," "Fool In The Rain" and "You Are My Life") were made very well, and this made it possible "King Kobra" contract with "Capitol Records". True, the producer Spencer Proffer insisted that their debut album consisted entirely of new things, and songs from the demo is not included on the plate. Eppays and Frey began to prepare the material, simultaneously manning the team.First they were joined by guitarist Mike Wolf, the move has issued some fresh ideas to the plate. Following the group was adopted by guitarist David Michael Phillips (ex-"Keel"), and the last in the group appeared wildly bassist Johnny Rod. Session has only just begun, as Wolff left the studio, and it quickly replaced by Mick cleared.The resulting configuration is recorded for "Capitol Records" a couple of good-quality album, "Ready To Strike" and "Thrill of a Lifetime". Next three years, "King Kobra" performed on tour, motayas North and South America, Europe and Japan. Most musicians have to perform the opening act for such monsters as "Kiss", "Iron Maiden" and "Queensryche". In 1986, Johnny Rod seduced Blackie Lawless in his "WASP", and new bassist Lonnie Vincent. Along with him was recorded a couple of new tracks, "Lonely Nites" and "Young Hearts Survive", but the material did not like Mark, and singer parted ways with "King Kobra". Work ground to a halt until he found a new frontman in the person of Mark Toriena. Renewed up recorded six tracks, including the infamous "Your Love Is A Sin".Session has not yet been completed, the group was on the verge of collapse. At this time the team went just three people - Torien, Sweda and Vincent, who organized the new project "Bulletboys". For her debut album at the same time they also brought a couple of songs from the repertoire of "KK", "Kissin" and "For The Love Of Money".Remaining Eppaysu and Phillips had strongly Prestressing, bringing it to mind. With the help of singer Johnny Edwards (later dumped into "Foreigner"), bassist Larry Hart and guitarist Jeff Northrop, formed the nucleus of the group "Northrup", they finally managed to finish another album. Entitled simply "King Kobra III", the disc was released on his own label Eppaysa "Rocker Records". Sound potyazhelel group relative to the previous release, but it has not helped the album achieve at least a gold mark. It became apparent that the continued existence of the project is hopeless, and Eppays disbanded the team. Just at this time, he received an offer from John Sykes and Tony Franklin to join the "Blue Murder", what Carmine said yes.The idea of reviving "King Kobra" visited Eppaysa only at the end of 2000. Together with the reduced, vocalist Kelly Keeling and guitarist Steve Fister The following year he recorded the album "Hollywood Trash". In the creation of the plate also attended by guitarists Earl Slick and Cu Cu Deville ("Poison").
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| Name | Time | Bitrate | Price | |||
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| 01 | Rock This House | 4:32 | 282 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 02 | Turn Up The Good (Times) | 4:40 | 280 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 03 | Live Forever | 4:20 | 279 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 04 | Tear Down The Walls | 3:54 | 273 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 05 | This Is How We Roll | 3:41 | 278 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 06 | Midnight Woman | 4:14 | 281 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 07 | We Got A Fever | 4:02 | 271 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 08 | Top Of The World | 4:09 | 275 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 09 | You Make It Easy | 4:39 | 273 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 10 | Cryin' Turns To Rain | 4:19 | 266 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 11 | Screamin' For Me | 4:37 | 284 kbps | $0.09 | ||
| 12 | Fade Away | 4:46 | 264 kbps | $0.09 |
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