LUCIFER'S FRIEND — I'm Just A Rock 'n' Roll Singer

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Album · 1973

Tracklist

1. Groovin' Stone (5:19)
2. Closed Curtains (6:03)
3. Born On The Run (3:51)
4. Blind Freedom (6:24)
5. Rock 'n' Roll Singer (4:21)
6. Lonely City Days (4:59)
7. Mary's Breakdown (5:53)
8. Song For Louie (7:14)

Total Time: 44:04

Line-up/Musicians

- John Lawton / vocals
- Peter Hesslein / guitars and vocals
- Dieter Horns / bass
- Joachim Reitenbach / drums
- Peter Hecht / keyboards

About this release

1973 - Vertigo(Germany)
1974 - Billingsgate(US)
1997 - Repertoire(Germany) CD

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SouthSideoftheSky
From Heavy Metal to Rock 'N' Roll?

Lucifer's Friend were never content to stay within one musical style, but always preferred to move on to new territories with each subsequent album. While the Metal purist's interest in Lucifer's Friend is restricted to the band's two first albums, more open minded listeners will do well to dig a little bit deeper.

The difference in sound between this and the previous two albums is striking. The dark and heavy approach is left behind here in favour of a more Hard Rock and Rock 'N' Roll style, but still with many progressive aspects. Even the lyrics are considerably more lighthearted. It is fair to say that the present disc is a transitional album between the brilliant, progressive Heavy Metal of Where The Groupies Killed The Blues and the all out Prog Rock (but no longer Metal at all) of Banquet. But while Banquet is an absolutely essential album for any fan of Progressive Rock, I'm Just A Rock 'N' Roll Singer is not essential for anyone apart from fans of this underrated band. However, there are some very good songs here too and the production values are clearly higher.

Needless to say, this album is not the best place to start with Lucifer's Friend. Metal fans should begin with the excellent Where The Groupies Killed The Blues and the self-titled debut.

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