CD - Night Ranger - Dawn Patrol
CD - Night Ranger - Dawn Patrol
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1 CD - UK Remaster on Rock Candy
Night Ranger originated from a very different musical background, most notably as members of a large-scale soul-funk cabal called Rubicon (a unit that had links to Sly Stone) who recorded two now largely forgotten, albums.
Members of this unit coalesced under the handle of Ranger, and later, Night Ranger. Night Ranger's arsenal of formidable talent contained the twin lead guitar work of Brad Gillis and Jeff Watson and - unusually - two identifiable lead vocalists in bassist Jack Blades and drummer Kelly Keagy.
It was this combination that afforded the band a unique sound, giving them an edge that distanced them from other similar sounding outfits.
Despite being turned down by every record company in the US, not once but twice, the band's debut album ‘Dawn Patrol’, originally issued in 1982 on the newly-formed Boardwalk label, was an immediate critical and commercial success, and boasted a cache of supremely catchy tracks, led by the triple knockout blows of ‘Don't Tell Me You Love Me’, ‘Sing Me Away’ and ‘At Night She Sleeps’.
Night Ranger originated from a very different musical background, most notably as members of a large-scale soul-funk cabal called Rubicon (a unit that had links to Sly Stone) who recorded two now largely forgotten, albums.
Members of this unit coalesced under the handle of Ranger, and later, Night Ranger. Night Ranger's arsenal of formidable talent contained the twin lead guitar work of Brad Gillis and Jeff Watson and - unusually - two identifiable lead vocalists in bassist Jack Blades and drummer Kelly Keagy.
It was this combination that afforded the band a unique sound, giving them an edge that distanced them from other similar sounding outfits.
Despite being turned down by every record company in the US, not once but twice, the band's debut album ‘Dawn Patrol’, originally issued in 1982 on the newly-formed Boardwalk label, was an immediate critical and commercial success, and boasted a cache of supremely catchy tracks, led by the triple knockout blows of ‘Don't Tell Me You Love Me’, ‘Sing Me Away’ and ‘At Night She Sleeps’.