The Power Of Rock
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Tracklist
01
No More Heartaches
02
Crazy For Love
03
Heart In Pain
04
Rolling Down That Road
05
Love You One More Time
06
Hold Out
07
Burning Desire
08
Crossfire
09
Always On The Run
10
When You Feel Lonely
01
I Want Our Love To Be Strong
02
Miracle
03
Long & Lonely Nights
04
Love For The Moment
05
Strangers (paul Shortino Vocals)
06
Where Were You (paul Shortino Vocals)
07
Get It Right
08
I Can't Tell You Why
Description
Under Fire's sole release is something of a lost AOR classic, and the making of what might have been a minor super-group. The band was originally put together when New England and Alcatrazz keyboard player Jimmy Waldo met Billy Squier guitarist Cary Sharaf, and quickly formed a strong writing partnership, way back in 1988.
They were joined by vocalist Moki Demarco, settling on Steve Schwartz and Greg Wise for drums and bass. With a modest budget the band recorded this eponymous album and played only one show, at The Roxy in Los Angeles. At the time, Jimmy Waldo had also been writing and recording with Quiet Riot for their "QR" album, and as the latter retained a major label deal, Waldo decided to throw his lot in with Quiet Riot, and "Under Fire" sadly languished on the shelf.
In 1997 the "Under Fire" album finally found an official release; on Point Music/AOR Heaven in Germany, GB Music in the States and Avalon in Japan, though it failed to make much impact at the time.
Finally, this album can get a proper release, and now features a second CD featuring eight bonus tracks. Also featured is newly commissioned liner-notes by Classic Rock's Malcolm Dome based on recent interviews with Jimmy Waldo.
They were joined by vocalist Moki Demarco, settling on Steve Schwartz and Greg Wise for drums and bass. With a modest budget the band recorded this eponymous album and played only one show, at The Roxy in Los Angeles. At the time, Jimmy Waldo had also been writing and recording with Quiet Riot for their "QR" album, and as the latter retained a major label deal, Waldo decided to throw his lot in with Quiet Riot, and "Under Fire" sadly languished on the shelf.
In 1997 the "Under Fire" album finally found an official release; on Point Music/AOR Heaven in Germany, GB Music in the States and Avalon in Japan, though it failed to make much impact at the time.
Finally, this album can get a proper release, and now features a second CD featuring eight bonus tracks. Also featured is newly commissioned liner-notes by Classic Rock's Malcolm Dome based on recent interviews with Jimmy Waldo.