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Russ Ballard won't knock you out of your socks, but he is a surprisingly strong guitarist and his songs maintain a high level of generic quality on both sides of this slab: a decent disc that goes everywhere but nowhere. Ballard had three previous albums for Epic: 1974's 'Russ Ballard.' which he produced, 1975's 'Winning,' produced by Muff Winwood and I977's 'At The Third. Ballard himself blatantly rips the opening chords of 'Who's Crying Now' for 'The Last Time.' He almost creates the Outfield on 'Day to Day,' but Ballard doesn't have the pipes. 'Voices' deservedly garnered dial time and Ace Frehley, who hit big with Ballard's 'New York Groove,' returned to plunder the slattern 'In the Night' for Frehley's Comet.
Buy the album Starting at kr146,99Ī sunglasses-carrying member of the Roy Orbison/Ian Hunter shades club, former Argent vox-man and crack songwriter Russ Ballard ('Since You've Been Gone,' 'I Know There's Something Going On') breaks out with an ace band for another shot at the spotlight. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. In a KissFAQ exclusive, award-winning songwriter details the creative process for his iconic song New York Groove, the recording of the original version by.
