The Cretones - Thin Red Line album flac

referencing Thin Red Line, LP, Album, Promo, W 52218. The CRETONES are 4 "Valletti" Of Linda Ronstadt, makers of the very latest "Sounds" of success of the beautiful singer "Mad Love". Under the direction of Mark Goldenberg and Peter Bernstein, the leader of the training, one of the most respected musicians of the new California scene, the band decided to record an LP re on their own, with excellent results.

The Thin Red Line is the debut album by Canadian band Glass Tiger. The album is most famous for the single "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)". The song, which featured backup vocals by Bryan Adams, reached on the Canadian charts and in the United States. A follow-up single, "Someday", was also successful, reaching in the .

00:00 Real Love 03:07 Everybody's Mad At Katherine 06:29 I Can't Wait 09:19 Justine 13:23 Mad Love 17:02 Cost Of Love 19:58 Thin Red Line 23:08 Ways Of The Heart 27:07 Mrs. Peel 30:13 Here Comes The Wave. 1980 Planet Records. I managed a record store when Linda Ronstadt and Cretones came out, both with Cretones songs.

Three songs from The Cretones' first album, Thin Red Line, were also featured. The album had Top 10 hits in the United States with the frenetic "How Do I Make You" and the achingly pleading "Hurt So Bad". I Can't Let Go" was the album's third hit single. Ronstadt was named Billboard's Female Artist of 1980. This was her fourth time earning that honor. She was also named the year's top woman in 1975, 1977, and 1978

THE ALBUM- The Cretones, "Thin Red Line" (Planet Records P-5). THE SHOW - At the Bayou, Tuesday at 8 and 11. For better or worse, The Cretones first gained national attention as Linda Ronstadt's backup band. Like Warren Zevon and Andrew Gold before them, they got a boost to the big time by writing and playing for the country-punk superstar. Now with their debut album, "Thin Red Line," the . Cretones step out of her shadow with a brand of power-rock that barely skims the surface of new wave.