Nightcaps, The - The Nightcaps Meet The Satans (CD)

(1993/Regency) 21 tracks About The Album This Album Grew From An On Location Recording Attempt At The Chalet Supper Club In Dallas, An Attempt Marked By Difficulties Both Electronic And Acoustic. The Final Sessions Took Place In The Main Auditorium Studios Of Wrr... After Hours. This Is The First Of What Will Probably Be A Long String Of Nightcap Albums And Is Sure To Find A Waiting Public. About The Music Check First The Wild Enthusiasm In Wine. Wine. Wine. This Nightcaps Standard Has Earned A Plage In Wrr‘s Old Favorite‘s Stack And Sold Over Ten Thousand Copies In Dallas Alone. Bill Shine‘s "Let‘s Have A Party" Vocal Has Made This And Thunderbird Jukebox Favorites From The Day They Were Issued As Singles. Jack Allday‘s Hurry-Up Drumming On 24 Hours Almost Blasted The Old Hank Ballard Favorite Clear Over Into The Jazz Field. As I Write This, 24 Hour Is Number One On Every Dallas Hit Chart And Appears Ready To Crack The National Market In A Big Way. My Favorite In The Album Has To Be The Blues. What The Nightcaps Galled Simply Blues In G Is Just Too Much. It Was My Privilege To Suggest The Name Tough, That‘s All. Listen To Hardtime‘s Saxophone Tell What‘s Wrong With The World.