The_Foggy_Mountain_Rockers-Hang_Him_High-1998-gF

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2006-10-01

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ARTIST:       The Foggy Mountain Rockers
TITLE:        Hang Him High
LABEL:        Part Records
GENRE:        Rock & Roll
SOURCE:       CD
BITRATE:      204 kbps avg
PLAYTIME:     51:10
RELEASE DATE: 1998-00-00
RIP DATE:     2006-08-31

Track List
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1.  The Way of Rock'n'Roll                                  3:11
2.  I'm on the Run                                          3:07
3.  Rheinland Rock'n'Roll                                   3:56
4.  Long Blonde Hair                                        2:26
5.  Blues Train to Hell                                     2:48
6.  Country Roads                                           4:03
7.  You gonna Rock                                          3:13
8.  Lonesome Teddyboy                                       3:28
9.  Rock'n'Roll will never die                              3:46
10. Der Alptraum                                            4:48
11. Unchained Melody                                        2:59
12. Hang him high                                           5:23
13. Noch'n Bier                                             3:56
14. Ghostriders in the Sky                                  4:06


Release Notes:

"GermanyÆs top Ted band, The Foggy Mountain Rockers, are here with a collection
of early recordings that are catchy, rockin', and at time, awesome. This band
plays fun, upbeat rock and roll/rockabilly with songs in both English and
German. Mostly originals here with four covers that do justice to the originals.
Their rendition of John Denver's 'Country Roads' is so good that you won't
believe youÆre rocking out to John Denver. No other band I have heard has been
able to make John Denver rockin' other than Oi! Band Youngland's version of
'Thank God I'm A Country Boy'. Vocalist Heiko Piecha has a very clean singing
style that goes well with the Rockers' style of Teddy Boy Rock and Roll. My only
criticism of Ted bands is their use of electric bass rather than the standup
doghouse bass which has so much more depth of tone than an electric. I canÆt
help but think how much more rockin' the Foggy Mountain Rockers could be if they
employed a standup bass but that is a small complaint because these songs are
fantastic and fans of rock and roll need to give these guys a serious listen."
The Rockabilly Review

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