Streets 1st CD

1st Music

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Electronica, Hard Rock
Label	Wounded Bird
Orig Year	1983
All Time Sales Rank	465
CD Universe Part number	5311893
Catalog number	117
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 15, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Neil Kernon
Personnel	Steve Walsh - vocals, keyboards Billy Greer - bass, background vocals Mike Slamer - guitar Tim Gehrt - drums, percussion

Streets 1st Songs

	1.	If Love Should Go
	2.	Move On
	3.	One Way Street
	4.	Lonely Woman's Cry
	5.	Everything Is Changing
	6.	Cold Hearted Woman
	7.	So Far Away
	8.	Blue Town
	9.	Fire

1st Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

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4 stars KANSAS ON STEROIDS
DELICIOUS POWER POP FEATURING THE VOICE OF KANSAS, STEVE WALSH. CRISP GUITAR AND CATCHY HOOKS MAKE THIS EFFORT WORTHY. "IF LOVE SHOULD GO" WILL BRING BACK MEMORIES OF 80'S BAD HAIR DAYS GONE BY. ****
Submitted by FRANKL1965 (SUGAR GROVE, IL)
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5 stars exultation!
Many years ago I heard this album on the radio late at night in it's entirety and just happened to tape it on cassette.Well I LOVED it and practically wore out that tape!I never saw the album in the stores,and didn't even know the name of it, just that it was a band named Streets. Skip forward to 2009 I looked it up on my computer and found this web sight.I'm elated to finally find this great music on CD and own a copy!
Submitted by ZOR2112 (Grand Rapids, MI, USA)
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5 stars Saaaweeeeeeeet!
If you love the singing voice of Steve Walsh as I do, this is a must have. Well remastered. Great guitar work. I listened to this back in the 80's and hearing it a again brought some hazy but wonderful memories.
Submitted by Guitar Dude (Chandler, AZ , USA)
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5 stars a must own
a true must own for fans of hard rock from the 80s as said below they sounded nothing like kansas
Submitted by SAXONMAN (hicksville new york)
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5 stars Trčs bon album. A ne pas manquer !
Steve Walsh en pleine forme ! Superbes mélodies...
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