1 I Fought The Law 02:27
2 Something's Going On 03:06
3 Jumpin' In The Fire 03:54
4 Here Comes The Night 02:57
5 Amsterdam Dog 03:32
6 Rock And Roll For Every Boy And Girl 03:25
7 Cannons Of The Boogie Night 04:25
8 Something's Going On (Alternate Take Version) 03:11
9 Moonlight 02:49
10 Seas On Fire 04:05
11 Summer Memories 04:17
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Sean Tyla - vocals, guitar
Martin Belmont - guitar
Mick Groom - bass
Tim Roper - drums
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REVIEW/AMG
Bruce Eder
The final studio work by the band - Sean Tyla (vocals, guitar), Martin Belmont (guitar), Mick Groom (bass), and Tim Roper (drums) - is as good as anything the group ever did on RCA. This album, an expanded version of their Jumpin' EP from Skydog, opens up with a high-energy version of "I Fought the Law" that makes Bobby Fuller's original sound like the work of a high-school band. Two very different versions of "Something's Going On," a killer version of "Here Comes the Night," the romantic rocker "Amsterdam Dog" (highlighted by some great electric slide), the funky "Cannons of the Boogie Night," and the anthem-like "Rock and Roll for Every Boy and Girl" (which opens almost like a burlesque of the finale of the Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again") are some of the remaining highlights. The nine Ducks Deluxe tracks are rounded out with two lesser Sean Tyla-produced songs from Left Hand Drive, and all of it is played with a drive, passion, and precision that makes All Too Much all too difficult to resist, especially as a standard-price release.
