Roadhouse (band)
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Roadhouse were a band that included former Def Leppard guitarist Pete Willis. Roadhouse released a self-titled album, though different sources give different release dates for the album. Some sources claim 1987 and other sources claim 1991 (the year listed on the CD is 1991). Several singles were released from the album, with b-sides that aren't on the album.
The band at the time of the album was:
- Paul Jackson- lead vocals
- Pete Willis- guitar
- Richard Day- guitar
- Wayne Grant- bass
- Trevor Brewis- drums
Paul Jackson was fired and/or quit and was replaced after the release of their album, and Pete Willis quit and was replaced before the band went on tour.
Self-Titled Tracklist:
01. All Join Hands
02. Time
03. Tower Of Love
04. A Little Love
05. Loving You
06. Hell Can Wait
07. One Heart
08. New Horizon
09. Stranger In Your Eyes
10. Desperation Calling
All Join Hands CD Single Tracklist:
01. All Join Hands
02. Straight For Your Heart +
03. More Than I Want +
+ Non-LP B-Side
Note: "More Than I Want" was co-written with the second Def Leppard drummer, Frank Noon, who replaced the first Def Leppard drummer Tony Kenning in 1978, and was then replaced by the third and current Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen. Some sources say that Frank Noon played in an early version of Roadhouse, and recorded some demos with the band before they recorded their self-titled album.
Tower Of Love CD Single Tracklist:
01. Tower Of Love
02. Can't Take Credit For It +
03. Freight Train (Acoustic Version) +
+ Non-LP B-Side
Note: Though it says "acoustic version" after "Freight Train," no other version appears on the self-titled album.
