SILVER CONDOR
''TROUBLE AT HOME''
1983
38:51
1 Trouble At Home 03:15
2 Dear Abby 03:20
3 Goin' Out On The Town 04:48
4 Good Lovin' Don't Come Easy 03:14
5 I Stand Accused 05:07
6 Thank God For Rock'n'roll 03:07
7 When A Man Loves A Woman 05:27
8 Turn Back The Big Machine 03:57
9 Holdin' On (Barely) 06:28
Joe Cerisano: Lead Vocals
Kenny Aaronson: Bass
Nick Brown: Guitar
Steve Plunkett: Vocals, Guitar
Steve Goldstein: Keyboards
Craig Krampf: Drums
Waddy Wachtel: Guitar
Guest Appearances:
Clarence Clemons: Tenor Sax
Rick Derringer: Guitar
Neal Schon: Guitar
BIOGRAPHY
by Dave Haines
Silver Condor was a band I first heard about from articles in the local newspaper back in 1981. Joe Cerisano, lead singer of this Los Angeles formed band, was from my hometown here in West Virginia. These articles detailed the rock and roll escapades of Joe and his band who were on the verge of making the big time as they built a following in support of their Top 40 Hit "You Can Take My Heart Away." I still remember driving one day and hearing Dick Clark play this Silver Condor hit on his top 40 radio show, Dick Clark's National Music Survey.
I never got to hear Silver Condor live, but did get to see Joe sing their songs whenever he played local venues on his visits back to West Virginia. Now, twenty-five years after the fact, we can hear Silver Condor ROCK again with this great live set from their only national tour. This CD is a true testament to what they were and what they could have been had only they gotten the chance. What you'll hear is a collection of great performances that potentially contained even more hits for the band. Sadly, the original Silver Condor never got their just dues in the way of the support they deserved from the powers that be in the music industry. Joe Cerisano's songwriting and soaring vocals carried though to a second Silver Condor LP, "Trouble At Home" that is essentially a solo recording as equally riveting as the debut album. If missed the first time around, catch flight with the great Silver Condor!
WEBSITE (JOE CERISANO)
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''TROUBLE AT HOME''
1983
38:51
1 Trouble At Home 03:15
2 Dear Abby 03:20
3 Goin' Out On The Town 04:48
4 Good Lovin' Don't Come Easy 03:14
5 I Stand Accused 05:07
6 Thank God For Rock'n'roll 03:07
7 When A Man Loves A Woman 05:27
8 Turn Back The Big Machine 03:57
9 Holdin' On (Barely) 06:28
Joe Cerisano: Lead Vocals
Kenny Aaronson: Bass
Nick Brown: Guitar
Steve Plunkett: Vocals, Guitar
Steve Goldstein: Keyboards
Craig Krampf: Drums
Waddy Wachtel: Guitar
Guest Appearances:
Clarence Clemons: Tenor Sax
Rick Derringer: Guitar
Neal Schon: Guitar
BIOGRAPHY
by Dave Haines
Silver Condor was a band I first heard about from articles in the local newspaper back in 1981. Joe Cerisano, lead singer of this Los Angeles formed band, was from my hometown here in West Virginia. These articles detailed the rock and roll escapades of Joe and his band who were on the verge of making the big time as they built a following in support of their Top 40 Hit "You Can Take My Heart Away." I still remember driving one day and hearing Dick Clark play this Silver Condor hit on his top 40 radio show, Dick Clark's National Music Survey.
I never got to hear Silver Condor live, but did get to see Joe sing their songs whenever he played local venues on his visits back to West Virginia. Now, twenty-five years after the fact, we can hear Silver Condor ROCK again with this great live set from their only national tour. This CD is a true testament to what they were and what they could have been had only they gotten the chance. What you'll hear is a collection of great performances that potentially contained even more hits for the band. Sadly, the original Silver Condor never got their just dues in the way of the support they deserved from the powers that be in the music industry. Joe Cerisano's songwriting and soaring vocals carried though to a second Silver Condor LP, "Trouble At Home" that is essentially a solo recording as equally riveting as the debut album. If missed the first time around, catch flight with the great Silver Condor!
WEBSITE (JOE CERISANO)
TO THE TOP
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