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Very Best of Moon Martin

Very Best of Moon Martin Tracks
1. Hot Nite In Dallas
2. Victim Of Romance
3. Cadillac Walk
4. Bad Case Of Lovin' You
5. Nite Thoughts
6. I've Got A Reason
7. She Made A Fool Of Me
8. Dreamer
9. Hot House Baby
10. Rolene
11. No Chance
12. Five Days Of Fever
13. Signal For Help
14. Pushed Around
15. Love Gone Bad
16. Breakout Tonight
17. Bad News
18. Whispers
19. Cross Your Fingers
20. Paid The Price
21. Don't You Double (Cross Me Baby)
22. Aces With You
Moon Martin - Very Best of Moon Martin
Very Best of Moon Martin Review
Import exclusive 22-track best of collection for one of the more curious characters of the new wave movement. Capitol. 2004.
Very Best of Moon Martin Review
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The best of a great song writter.
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The story goes something like this. Moon Martin was working with Linda Ronstadt's back up band in the early seventies. The band wanted to stay together and go out on their own. Moon Martin decieded not to join them and he went on as a solo song writter and recording artist on his own. Oh yeah, the other players from the Ronstadt Band became- The Eagles.
I'm glad Moon didn't join the Eagles because I would have never heard these great songs. Moon Martin ia usually known (if at all) for writting Robert Palmers hit "Bad Case Of Loving You" and Willie "Mink" DeVille's "Cadallac Walk". Buy this CD and you can hear the original versions.
I first became aware of him when he opened for ROCKPILE at the Ritz Club in NYC in the early 80's. Moon recorded four albums for Capitol Records in the late seventies early eighties. This is a compilation of those four albums. Moon' albums always sound more like professional song demos than finished projects. At first you may think this sounds a little strange, but as time passes you realize that the simplicity of these arrangements make you really appreciate the great writting. There are no blazing guitar or keyboard solos-just simple songs with catchy great lyrics and catchy melodies that you can't get out of your head.
In the late 80s and 90s Moon has had a number of CDs issued in Europe. If you like this Best of CD- search for these other import CD releases. They are all just as good.
Posted by Anonymous, on 2005-05-09