Coney Hatch Discography of CDs

Coney Hatch CD discography Having quickly made a name for themselves on the Canadian club circuit, Coney Hatch signed with fledgling Anthem Records in early 1981 and proceeded to record their freshman effort with no other than legendary singer/songwriter (and label boss) Kim Mitchell acting as producer. Not too shabby. In an era when rock radio thrived on a steady diet of Boston, Journey, and Foreigner (vocalist Carl Dixon drew comparisons to a less strident Lou Gramm, fused with a certain Joe Lynn Turner vibe), the foursome's commercial brand of hard rock seemed like perfect fodder for the airwaves. But forceful rockers like "Devil's Deck," "You Ain't Got Me," and "Victim of Rock" never connected with programmers outside their homeland, perhaps because they fit in so well with the current musical climate that it was impossible to distinguish them from the pack. To wit, "Where I Draw the Line" was an effective but rather formulaic power ballad, and their highest-charting domestic single, "Hey Operator," didn't even dent the charts south of the border. Still, nothing here really stinks except for bassist Andy Curran's turns at the mic, when he leads the group through plodding throwaways like "Stand Up" and "Monkey Bars." Ultimately their most successful album, Coney Hatch would eventually earn a gold sales award in Canada. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia Special Collector's Edition of the album originally released ...

Coney Hatch albums Their highly respected debut album garnered much international acclaim, especially in the UK, allowing Canadian 4-piece Coney Hatch to unleash an even more impressive sophomore release. Issued in 1982, and produced by English maverick Max Norman (Ozzy Osbourne, Megadeth), the band succeeded in crafting an album that many regard as their greatest work. Combining the best of both worlds (melody and muscle) into one remarkable package, Outa Hand went on to establish Coney Hatch as arguably the most endearing and successful Canadian rock acts of the eighties. This remastered edition features 11 total tracks including the 2 bonus tracks 'Your Kinds Love' & 'Nobody Gives You'. Rock Candy. 2006.

Coney Hatch music CDs A fine introduction to these Canadian rockers' career, Best of Three assembles the best tracks from the LPs Coney Hatch, Outa Hand and Friction. ~ Jason Ankeny 1992 collection on Anthem featuring 17 of the best tracksfrom their fine albums 'Coney Hatch', 'Outta Hand' &'Friction'. Includes 'Devil's Deck', 'You Ain't Got Me','Monkey Bars' and 'Where I Draw The Line'.

Coney Hatch discography FRICTION, originally issued in 1985, is the third album by Canadian heavy metal act Coney Hatch. This nine track catalogue includes the songs "She Gone," "State Line," and "Wrong Side Of Town." So what was new in the Coney Hatch camp come album number three, 1985's Friction? Well, except for new drummer Barry Connors (sporting the biggest, most ridiculous mustache ever!), nothing really. Producer Max Norman was back for a second go-round and once again did the best he could with the talent at hand. But, to put it bluntly, Coney Hatch was pretty much a one-trick pony. In fact, the band had not progressed one iota since its debut, and its three albums were so similar as to be completely interchangeable. Taking very few chances (except for the slightly more ...