
BROTHER CANE
''BROTHER CANE''
MAY 18 1993
55:38
1/Got No Shame
Marti Frederiksen / Damon Johnson/4:33
2/Hard Act to Follow
Marti Frederiksen / Damon Johnson/4:33
3/How Long
Scott Collier / Marti Frederiksen / Roman Glick / Damon Johnson / Glenn Maxey/4:55
4/Don't Turn Your Back on Me
Marti Frederiksen / Damon Johnson/4:53
5/Woman
Parthenon Huxley / Damon Johnson/5:30
6/Pressure
West Arkeen / Roman Glick / Damon Johnson/4:26
7/The Last Time
Roman Glick / Damon Johnson/5:40
8/The Road
Marti Frederiksen / Damon Johnson/4:40
9/That Don't Satisfy Me
Damon Johnson/4:41
10/A Stone's Throw Away
Roman Glick / Damon Johnson / Glenn Maxey/4:36
11/Make Your Play
West Arkeen / Damon Johnson/7:11
Scott Collier/Drums, Percussion
Roman Glick/Guitar, Vocals (Background)
Stephen Hanks/Vocals (Background)
Damon Johnson/Guitar, Vocals
Chuck Leavell/Organ, Piano
Glenn Maxey/Bass, Vocals (Background)
Luenett McElroy/Vocals (Background)
Marc Phillips/Keyboards
Topper Price/Harmonica
Susan Snedecor/Vocals (Background)
BIOGRAPHY
by Jason Ankeny
The Birmingham, Alabama-based hard rock quartet Brother Cane was formed in 1990 by singer/guitarist Damon Johnson and bassist Glen Maxey; originally called Chyld, the group's line-up was soon complete with the addition of guitarist Roman Glick and drummer Scott Collier. After signing to Virgin Records, Brother Cane issued their self-titled debut LP in 1993, with the first single "Got No Shame" becoming a major hit at AOR radio; a short time later, however, Maxey quit the band, at which time Glick assumed bass duties, and with new guitarist David Anderson they soon returned to the studio to begin work on 1995's Seeds. Wishpool followed in 1998, launching the hit "I Lie in the Bed I Make."
''BROTHER CANE''
MAY 18 1993
55:38
1/Got No Shame
Marti Frederiksen / Damon Johnson/4:33
2/Hard Act to Follow
Marti Frederiksen / Damon Johnson/4:33
3/How Long
Scott Collier / Marti Frederiksen / Roman Glick / Damon Johnson / Glenn Maxey/4:55
4/Don't Turn Your Back on Me
Marti Frederiksen / Damon Johnson/4:53
5/Woman
Parthenon Huxley / Damon Johnson/5:30
6/Pressure
West Arkeen / Roman Glick / Damon Johnson/4:26
7/The Last Time
Roman Glick / Damon Johnson/5:40
8/The Road
Marti Frederiksen / Damon Johnson/4:40
9/That Don't Satisfy Me
Damon Johnson/4:41
10/A Stone's Throw Away
Roman Glick / Damon Johnson / Glenn Maxey/4:36
11/Make Your Play
West Arkeen / Damon Johnson/7:11
Scott Collier/Drums, Percussion
Roman Glick/Guitar, Vocals (Background)
Stephen Hanks/Vocals (Background)
Damon Johnson/Guitar, Vocals
Chuck Leavell/Organ, Piano
Glenn Maxey/Bass, Vocals (Background)
Luenett McElroy/Vocals (Background)
Marc Phillips/Keyboards
Topper Price/Harmonica
Susan Snedecor/Vocals (Background)
BIOGRAPHY
by Jason Ankeny
The Birmingham, Alabama-based hard rock quartet Brother Cane was formed in 1990 by singer/guitarist Damon Johnson and bassist Glen Maxey; originally called Chyld, the group's line-up was soon complete with the addition of guitarist Roman Glick and drummer Scott Collier. After signing to Virgin Records, Brother Cane issued their self-titled debut LP in 1993, with the first single "Got No Shame" becoming a major hit at AOR radio; a short time later, however, Maxey quit the band, at which time Glick assumed bass duties, and with new guitarist David Anderson they soon returned to the studio to begin work on 1995's Seeds. Wishpool followed in 1998, launching the hit "I Lie in the Bed I Make."