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Too Much Rock N Roll by Rabbit (CD, 2022)

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Rabbit Too Much Rock 'n' Roll CD. 9 Shake That Thing. 1 Too Much Rock 'n' Roll (Introduction). Catalog Number Bad Reputation Records BAD220201. 6 Too Much Rock 'n' Roll. 4 Bad Girls. CD is in new unplayed Condition.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelBad Reputation, Bdrp

UPC3341348053554

eBay Product ID (ePID)4053063875

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2022

GenreRock

ArtistRabbit

Release TitleToo Much Rock N Roll

Dimensions

Item Height0.38 in

Item Weight0.21 lb

Item Length5.59 in

Item Width4.90 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks13

Number of Discs1

Tracks1.1 Too Much Rock 'N' Roll (Introduction) 1.2 Higher Than a Kite 1.3 Go Down Screamin' 1.4 Bad Girls 1.5 Shakin' All Over 1.6 Too Much Rock'n'roll 1.7 Heartbeat 1.8 I Like to Hear My Music 1.9 Shake That Thing 1.10 Wildfire 1.11 Keep on 1.12 Kiss Me Goodnight 1.13 Let Me

NotesFirst time on CD - Newly remastered and with two bonus tracks and full booklet. Featuring: Dave Evans (AC/DC, Dave Evans-Nitzinger...), Mark Tinson (Heroes, Tex Pistols). Mark Tinson recruited Jim Porteus and Phil Screen to form Rabbit in the early 70s. A singer/frontman was missing. Rabbit worked on a repertoire of covers (The Who, the Stones, Alice Cooper, Deep Purple...), plus a few original songs, most of which ended up on the first Rabbit album. A wardrobe of colourful satins and velvets and glamorous accessories were chosen for the look. Greg Douglas (ex-Crazy Otto) joined the band which became the most popular in Newcastle. The growing workload of Rabbit was weighing heavily on Greg. He decided to pursue a career in teaching and left the band. Dave Evans who had just split from AC/DC joined Rabbit and easily slid into the role vacated by Greg. The quartet recorded their first album and moved to Sydney. New Zealand producer Peter Dawkins became the new artistic director of CBS. He signed Dragon and Air Supply and produced a succession of top ten hits. He also inherited Rabbit. When new demos were submitted, Peter Dawkins heard "Too Much Rock'n'Roll" and knew it was the title of the new album. Peter Dawkins put Rabbit in Albert Studios in Sydney, the home of AC/DC, where Dave Evans had recorded the first AC/DC single "Can I Sit Next to You Girl". Peter had a clear vision for the album. He managed to infuse the hard-rocking visual look of Rabbit into the sound of the album, using our high-heeled boots stomping around the studio floor, choosing songs with lyrics that matched our stage antics, and using over-the-top studio effects.