Bob Rondinelli Discography of CDs

Bob Rondinelli songs The Best of Rainbow compiles 16 of the best tracks from Rainbow's first seven studio albums, wisely avoiding 1977's live On Stage release. The first two tracks from their debut album, 1975's Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, showcases ...

Bob Rondinelli music CDs Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Man on the Silver Mountain; Sixteenth Century Greensleeves; Catch the Rainbow; Tarot Woman; Starstruck; Stargazer; Light in the Black; Mistreated; Long Live Rock 'n' Roll; Gates of Babylon; Kill the King; Rainbow ...

Bob Rondinelli CD discography Straight Between the Eyes undoubtedly has one of the worst album covers in rock history, but the record is an unexpected return to form from the journeyman hard rockers. Just a record before, Rainbow sounded as ...

Bob Rondinelli discography DIFFICULT TO CURE features Rainbow's third and final vocalist, Joe Lynn Turner, whose prettier image and more subdued vocals lend themselves to this 1981 release. "I Surrender" is the album's featured single and the group's bid ...

Bob Rondinelli albums Long Island's favorite metal-lite purveyors continued their comeback in 2001 with this unexpectedly accomplished set of new songs. Boasting the core of the original band with Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser, Eric Bloom, and Alan Lanier, Curse ...

Bob Rondinelli CD discography In the 1980s, Warlock was among Germany's most exciting heavy metal bands -- which is saying a lot when you consider that Germany also produced Accept and the Scorpions. Lyrically, Warlock fell into the fantasy metal ...

Bob Rondinelli music CDs This 1999 reissue contains two bonus tracks and has been expanded to two discs. In 1986, two years after Rainbow broke up, guitarist Richie Blackmore released the appropriately titled FINYL VINYL as the last chapter in the ...

Bob Rondinelli songs Track Listing of songs: I Know A Place; Hard Life; Outrageous; Lock Me Up; Final Curtain; Responsible; Deadly Nightshade; Big Misunderstanding; Intoxication; How Do You Like Those?; Outrageous;

Bob Rondinelli albums JOHN McCOY is known to most as the BIG BAD BEARDED BASS BASHER of Gillan. Life has moved on since his Gillan days from late 70's to early 80's with the rest of that decade spent ...

Bob Rondinelli discography Who'd have thought that Blue Oyster Cult would turn out to be a constant in a changing world? On HEAVEN FORBID, the group's first album in over a decade, the once-and-future thinking man's heavy metal band ...

Bob Rondinelli CD discography Twenty-five years after their first release, it wouldn't be right to simply dismiss Riot as aging '80s metal hacks. It's true that the music on 2002's Through the Storm is dated and uncomfortably dramatic, but new ...

Bob Rondinelli albums Recorded live at the Hammersmith Apollo Theatre, London, England in the summer of 1994. Cross Purposes could have been the ultimate Black Sabbath album. That may be a bold claim, but it combines members from several different ...

Bob Rondinelli music CDs Recorded between 1975 and 1983. Includes liner notes by Joseph F. Laredo. The broad roster of artists under the Universal Music umbrella -- thanks to record company merger mania -- has enabled a slew of mid-line-priced 20th ...

Bob Rondinelli discography Recording information: Boulevard Sound, Hollywood, CA; Track Record Studios, North Hollywood, CA. Photographer: Jeffrey Mayer. Unknown Contributor Role: James Eller. Personnel: Kevin DuBrow (vocals, background vocals); Carlos Cavazo (guitar, background vocals); Frankie Banali, Bob Rondinelli (drums); Chuck Wright (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Ricky Delena.