Count Five Phychotic Reaction / Gonna Get You Hot Shot Music 104

Doghouse

Runway Network ( September 06, 2005 ), Genre: Rock & Pop

This is an Enhanced audio CD, which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.Personnel: Shaggy, T-Lo, Samantha Cole, Pee Wee, Rayvon, Mister Mydas, Ricardo "RikRok" Ducent, The Kraft, Rude (vocals); Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Tony Kelly, Robert Livingston, Gordon Dukes, Robert Zapata (various instruments); P. Henry (guitar, keyboards); Gwen Lester (violin); Jerry Johnson, Kevin Bachelor (horns); Shaun "Sting Pizzonia (organ, bass, drums); Dave Kelly, Christopher Birch (keyboards, drums); C. Sanchez, N. Staff (keyboards); Michael Fletcher (bass); Jamaica Bennett, Rasan Scott-Muhammed, Marquis Scott-Muhammed, Eddie Smith III, Joseph Gaspard, Bryan, Tony Gold (background vocals).Producers: Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Christopher Birch, Robert Livingston, Shaun "Sting" Pizzonia.Engineers: Christopher Birch, Claude Reynolds, Steve Hodge."It Wasn't Me" was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals.Personnel: Shaggy (vocals); P. Henry, Robert Zapata (guitar); Gwen Laster

Two years after Petty's debut, another batch of sharp, swaggering rock tunes hit the record stores and paved the path Petty would tread to megastardom. The astonishing greatness of a few tracks seal this record's fate as a classic Petty album: "Listen to Her Heart" continues his tribute to the jangly guitar style of the Byrds; "I Need to Know" nails Petty's plaintive singing style and gut delivery (those muscular guitar lines don't hurt either); "Magnolia" sways pleasantly like a summer afternoon with love in the air; and "Too Much Ain't Enough" further mines the gritty sound of a garage band stretching out. "You're Gonna Get It" and "When the Time Comes" are both above-average rockers, with signature Petty vocals that are by turns threatening and genteel and 12-string guitars chiming with heavenly abandon. --Lorry Fleming

Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of this 1983 album from the British Jazz-Funk/Electro group. Gonna Get You was produced by electro musician and DJ Arthur Baker then known for his work with Afrika Bambaataa & Soul Sonic Force and later to remix the like of New Order, Pet Shop Boys and Hurts. SFE. 20110.

Epic (USA)

Two years after Petty's debut, another batch of sharp, swaggering rock tunes hit the record stores and paved the path Petty would tread to megastardom. The astonishing greatness of a few tracks seal this record's fate as a classic Petty album: "Listen to Her Heart" continues his tribute to the jangly guitar style of the Byrds; "I Need to Know" nails Petty's plaintive singing style and gut delivery (those muscular guitar lines don't hurt either); "Magnolia" sways pleasantly like a summer afternoon with love in the air; and "Too Much Ain't Enough" further mines the gritty sound of a garage band stretching out. "You're Gonna Get It" and "When the Time Comes" are both above-average rockers, with signature Petty vocals that are by turns threatening and genteel and 12-string guitars chiming with heavenly abandon. --Lorry Fleming

Two years after Petty's debut, another batch of sharp, swaggering rock tunes hit the record stores and paved the path Petty would tread to megastardom. The astonishing greatness of a few tracks seal this record's fate as a classic Petty album: "Listen to Her Heart" continues his tribute to the jangly guitar style of the Byrds; "I Need to Know" nails Petty's plaintive singing style and gut delivery (those muscular guitar lines don't hurt either); "Magnolia" sways pleasantly like a summer afternoon with love in the air; and "Too Much Ain't Enough" further mines the gritty sound of a garage band stretching out. "You're Gonna Get It" and "When the Time Comes" are both above-average rockers, with signature Petty vocals that are by turns threatening and genteel and 12-string guitars chiming with heavenly abandon. --Lorry Fleming

2008 release, the first time on CD for this album from the Canadian Rock/Blues guitarist, originally released in 1984 (his last studio release in the '80s). Moving to the UK in the early '70s, Travers made a name for himself as a top notch guitarist who blended Hard Rock and Blues into a musical stew. Concentrating on the U.S. market in the late '70s, Travers reached his commercial peak with a slew of great albums including Hot Shot. 11 tracks. Lemon Records.

Alligator Records ( September 01, 1992 ), Genre: Blues