Artist......: Miracle Workers
Album.......: Roll Out The Red Carpet
Source......: CD
Label.......: Triple X
Genre.......: Rock
Tracks......: 10
Bitrate.....: 964 kbps avg
Playtime....: 00:48:13 (348.MB)
Rls date....: 2025-11-16
Store date..: 1991-04-28
Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
Url.........:
01 Fool 3:08
02 Roll Out The Red Carpet 5:18
03 Kindred Soul 5:41
04 Rock N Roll Revolution In The Streets (Part 1) 4:51
05 Way Back When 5:56
06 Magic slide 4:00
07 Untitled 5:10
08 Pretty One 4:38
09 Burn Baby Burn 5:51
10 In The Air 3:40
In the 1980s and early 1990s, hard rock often meant pop-metal bands like
M÷tley Crⁿe, Bon Jovi, Vixen, Warrant, and Kiss. But for the Miracle
Workers, hard rock was something entirely different. In the hands of the
Miracle Workers, hard rock meant a throwback to the garage and psychedelic
era of the late 1960s and early 1970s -- a time when the MC5, Steppenwolf,
and the Kinks defined loud and proud. Roll Out the Red Carpet, which was
recorded in late 1990 and released in 1991, isn't quite heavy metal. But
aggressive, forceful tunes like "Burn Baby Burn" and "Rock N' Roll
Revolution in the Streets (Part 1)" definitely recall a time when parents
heard their teenagers playing the MC5 and wondered why kids would prefer
something so noisy over "real music" like Doris Day and Rosemary Clooney.
The Miracle Workers were never innovative or groundbreaking -- they never
claimed to be. But they were good at what they did and enjoyed an
enthusiastic cult following. Roll Out the Red Carpet isn't considered the
band's best or most consistent effort; many fans insist that they reached
their creative peak with 1985's Inside Out on Bomp!. But even though Roll
Out the Red Carpet isn't the Miracle Workers' most essential release, it's
a generally likable outing that has more plusses than minuses.