| | U F O Lights Out CD U F O Discography of CDs
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1999 digitally remastered edition of the group's sixth full length studio album, their third recorded for the Chrysalis label. Many fans advocate this set as their best time in the studio, with singer Phil Mogg hitting his stride as a confident vocalist rivalling all his peers and former Scorpion Michael Schenker's guitar playing showing consistent flashes of brilliance, accenting the peaks of every track. Includes the FM radio staples of "Just Another Suicide", "Too Hot To Handle", "Getting Ready" and the title track of "Lights Out". U F O Lights Out Songs | 1. | Too Hot To Handle  | |
| 2. | Just Another Suicide | |
| 3. | Try Me | $1.29 | |
| 4. | Lights Out | |
| 5. | Gettin' Ready | $1.29 | |
| 6. | Alone Again | |
| 7. | Electric Phase | $0.99 | |
| 8. | Love To Love | |
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Lights Out Music Review Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews I lived the green and blue
I never understood why UFO was not bigger than they were. This band competed with any of them-from Sabbath to Tommy Bolin The mid to late seventies produced the widest variety of entertaning music never heard, and UFO was at the top of the ignored. Every album they made is better than any music put out today. This album is a classic example of the fun we had. People today have no concept of what it was like to have bands competing against each other, in a productive way, to put out the best music possible absent the grab for the almighty dollar. UFO actually loved what they were doing and rocked on for the sake of rocking on.
Submitted by mfoster2 (San Diego,CA USA)
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open your ears
this is 70s rock at its best....classic tunes. the epic love to love. the aggressive lights out. ufo the most under rated band in rock history
Submitted by stevewilson750 (''chicago,il,usa)
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This is a very good album. Nice remastering. I think it would be all that much better with bonus tracks. I still say No Heavy Petting is just a little better!
Submitted by Moondog303 (Pensacola, FL USA)
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open your ears
this is 70s rock at its best....classic tunes. the epic love to love. the aggressive lights out. ufo the most under rated band in rock history
Submitted by stevewilson750 (''chicago,il,usa)
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One of their best, but nothing will ever top Obsession
Submitted by eddie (Nashville,Tn)
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Purchase Lights Out CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | U F O Strangers In The Night CD (1979)
Lights Out album
 $10.59  
Recorded live at The Amphitheatre, Chicago, Illinois; The Gardens, Louisville, Kentucky and in Youngstown, Ohio. Includes liner notes by Jon Sutherland.
One of the premier live rock albums of the '70s, STRANGERS features a band at its peak performing all its hits and fan favorites. The album was recorded during two nights in Ohio in 1978, when the band opened for Blue Oyster Cult. This reissue features remastered sound, extended liner notes, and the correct track sequencing.
The album's two bonus tracks, "Hot 'N' Ready" and "Cherry," get the album started in supreme hard-rock fashion. "Out in the Street" shows why ...
| | Rainbow Rising CD (1976) Remastered
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As the drums kick into the fierce opener "Tarot Woman," it's obvious that RISING delivers directly to your door. It is the band's second release, and a vast improvement over RICHIE BLACKMORE'S RAINBOW. With a revamped lineup that sounds like it had been touring together for years, the album takes no prisoners. "Starstruck" is a classic groove reminiscent of guitarist Blackmore's ex-band ...
| | U F O Force It CD (1975) Remastered
Lights Out music CDs
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| | U F O No Heavy Petting CD (1976) Japan; Remastered
Lights Out songs
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| | U F O Phenomenon CD (1974) Remastered
Lights Out album
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Up until their 1974 album, PHENOMENON, England's UFO had issued several albums that did little to expand their cult fan base at home, let alone worldwide. But through an early-'70s tour with ...
| | U F O Obsession CD (1978) Remastered
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UFO had finally ...
| | Los Flamers Serie Platino CD (1998)
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| | Very Best Of The Michael Schenker Group CD (2005)
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| | Mantovani Latin Rendezvous CD (1963) (Import)
Lights Out album
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| | Atreyu Fractures In The Facade Of Your Porcelain Beauty CD (2001) Extended Play
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| | Standardtanze CD (2005)
$7.85 | | Bill Evans At Town Hall CD (1966) Japan
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Featuring Evans on solo piano as well as with bass player Chuck Israels (this is the last recording to feature Israels as a regular trio member) and Arnie Wise on drums, BILL EVANS AT TOWN HALL includes the first half of Evans's official New York concert debut in 1966. Evans's father died three days before the performance, and the pianist is not at his nuanced, otherworldly best. However, two original compositions are included--"One For ...
| | Blind Curve CD (2005)
Lights Out songs
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I wanted to be a performer for as long as I can remember. I guess it started with singing in the shower until the hot water ran out. Saw the Beatles on TV and thought it looked like fun. And my dad hated it...."hmmmm... I might be on to something here," thought I. Mom, on the other hand, was a frustrated housewife in a bad marriage. She seemed to be sad a lot. But she would hum and sing around the house and there was always some shlocky radio station playing in the background. More than anything I believe that's where my love of a good melody came from. Sang in grade school shows and found out I liked it when the music teacher said for me to stand out front and sing and the audience applauded. If you look at the Richmonds' home movies you'll see it's basically "The Jake Show" with some other kids in the background.... so when people clapped at the end of a song I was hooked. Bugged my parents for a guitar forever 'til they finally got me a $35.00 Kent nylon string guitar when I was 9. I immediately signed up for the school talent show. Not knowing how to play (or even tune...) a guitar wasn't gonna slow me down!! I can only imagine what that 9 year old boy with that untuned guitar sounded like... ah, enthusiasm!!!Met Tim lopes in 7th grade. His band played all the jr. high school assemblies and he was very popular with the girls. I asked him why and he said, "it's 'cuz I play guitar...." and I thought to myself "hmmm, i've got a guitar." So I "learned " to play it. Having no patience I immediately got the best players I could from my school and I put a band together. I'm sure we sounded about as good as you think but god it was fun. A friends front door key fit the lock to the girls bathroom at a local grade school and after hours, when no one was around, four kids with one amp would go in there cuz the echos were killer. It was teen age boy heaven, a magic wand. the key to make everything feel good and make sense..... quit school in the beginning of my jr. year to be a professional musician. i wanted to take Duane Allman's place in the Allman brothers band. I'd actually still like the job!!! By age 19 I was good enough to bluff my way into "the Jeremiah Sundown Band". We toured the mid west for almost a year. When that came to an end I moved to Los Angeles to be where the real deal was. Spent 18 of the next 23 years there. I got scared at first cuz there's some world class talent down there, then I realized that they were better than me at their "game" but that no one could "out Jake Richmond" me. So I've always tried to play exactly what I feel. Works mostly, sometimes it don't. Ahh, life on the edge....LA really toughened/ tightened me up and I played as a pick up player in a lot of bands. met a woman with a good job, a house and a couple kids. I'd been tired of couches and station wagons for some time and decided to try the straight life of husband and father. After a few years it became obvious to me that this marriage wasn't gonna work and that since I didn't have to be "responsible" anymore I put "the Jake Richmond band" together with the personnel from "Perry's Wife", a popular bar band I had for years before I got married. We played blues around the LA area and we even got picked up for a half dozen Japanese tours in the mid 90's. Over a 3 year period we recorded what was to become my first album" it's about time..." which I didn't press until Fab at Lone Pine records approached me about it in 2000. It's now out of print, though I still play a couple tunes from it live. Drugs and drama nearly killed me so I moved back here to the bay area. Wound up on the Russian River where I met Daniel Patchin. We put this silly little bar band together so we could make noise, get a couple free beers and maybe chase a pretty girl or two... we had a lot of fun, hire a "chick singer" and a great drummer, James Foster. I've always had a feeling that James will wind up on big concert stages (I still believe it!) and so I did what I.
| | Grandmaster Flash Fresh And Furious: Hip Hop's Beginning CDs (2006)
Lights Out album
$20.25
This double CD set collects the early Sugarhill recordings of one of the seminal architects of hip-hop. With the emphasis on original vocal tracks performed over down-and-dirty 1970s street funk, these Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five sides are a world away from the later sample-heavy efforts that came to typify the genre, but in timeless tracks like "The Message" and socially conscious cuts like "It's ...
| | Cataract Kingdom CD (2006)
Lights Out CD music
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| | Cheryl D Barnes Just Singing CD (2008)
Lights Out music CDs
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Cheryl D. Barnes & Phillip CabassoShortly after meeting in 1985, Cheryl Barnes and Phillip Cabasso embarked on a musical adventure which continues to this day.Seeking to go beyond the well-worn path of playing and singing the standard jazz repertoire, they are continually seeking new and interesting ways to present their musical ideas. With Phillip's particular emphasis on harmonic and rhythmic exploration and Cheryl's unerring sense of what a musical performance is supposed to be all about, their efforts have been well received by a wide variety of audiences, from those new to jazz, all the way to top jazz pros. Working with some of the greatest players on the planet has produced some memorable musical moments, and the accolades of these great players attests to the artistic success of Cheryl and Phillip's collaborative efforts. Married in 1989, they bring two lifetimes of musical education and performance to the collaboration. Phillip began studying piano at age five, adding trombone at age nine. Playing throughout his school years, he was active in multiple, diverse musical ensembles at U.C. Davis from the University Symphony to several jazz ensembles. Remaining at U. C Davis for medical school enabled Phillip to continue playing with his long-establishedmusical associates further developing his growing musical landscape. He has a busy, successful private practice in Internal Medicine. Ms. Barnes' U.S. tours have paired her with the likes of Wynton Marsalis, J.J. Johnson, and Quincy Jones. She is quite often heard in and around Los Angeles as a solo singer as well as a participant in a number of established vocal ...
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