Highway Robbery For Love Or Money CD

For Love Or Money Music

List Price	$13.98 (You save $3.39)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock
Label	Collectables
Orig Year	1972
All Time Sales Rank	39938
CD Universe Part number	1010231
Catalog number	6099
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 06, 2000
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Bill Halverson
Engineer	Richie Schmitt
Personnel	Don Francisco - vocals, drums Michael Stevens - vocals, guitar Also: Mike Stevens, John Livingston Tunison

Highway Robbery For Love Or Money Songs

	1.	Mystery Rider
	2.	Fifteen
	3.	All I Need (To Have Is You)
	4.	Lazy Woman
	5.	Bells
	6.	Ain't Gonna Take No More
	7.	I'll Do It All Again
	8.	Promotion Man

For Love Or Money Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Excellent 70s HardRock!!!!!
The title says it all.Good songs,Thundering Guitar and Bass,Soulful singing.The jamming brings to mind West&Bruce&Laings Live and Kickin album.I wonder where these guys are now?
Submitted by harri.honkaheimo (Espoo Finland)
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5 stars Steal this one while you can!
A rare blend of sledgehammer power and pop. Similar to the James Gang, Grand Funk and other power trios of that time but much better!Hot guitar, smokin' tracks, and a vocalist that can hold his own with the best of his time. Fasten your seat belt before listening to the energetic jams on "Promotion Man" and "Lazy Woman".
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