KISS PETER CRISS "LET ME ROCK YOU" LP 1982 WEST GERMAN IMPORT NEAR MINT

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YOU ARE BIDDING ON A LP BY PETER CRISS FORMERLY OF KISS CALLED "LET ME ROCK YOU". IT WAS RELEASED ON THE CASABLANCA LABEL (6302 194) OUT OF WEST GERMANY IN 1982. THE COVER & THE LP ARE NEAR MINT-  

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Track Listing
1. Let It Go
2. Tears
3. Move on Over
4. Jealous Guy
5. Destiny
6. Some Kinda' Hurricane
7. Let Me Rock You
8. First Day in the Rain
9. Feel Like Heaven
10. Bad Boys

Vinnie Poncia

Album Notes
Personnel: Peter Criss (vocals, drums); Bob Messano (guitar, background vocals); Michael Landau, Caleb Quaye, Phil Grande, Steve Stevens, Steve Lukather (guitar); James Newton Howard (keyboards, synthesizer); Jai Winding, Jim Roberge (keyboards); Ed Walsh (synthesizer); John Lo Presti, Davey Faragher (bass); Dennis Conway, Michael Braun (drums); Rory Dodd, Eric Troyer, Mark Kreider, Vini Poncia, Suzanne Fellini (background vocals).Recorded at Conway Recording Studios, Los Angeles, California.Digitally remastered by Kevin Reeves at Polygram Studios.Personnel: Peter Criss (vocals, drums); Bob Messano (guitar, background vocals); Phil Grande, Steve Lukather, Steve Stevens , Caleb Quaye (guitar); James Newton Howard (keyboards, synthesizer); Jai Winding, Kai Winding (keyboards); Ed Walsh (synthesizer); Dennis Conway, Michael Braun (drums); Eric Troyer, Suzanne Fellini, Vini Poncia, Rory Dodd (background vocals).Audio Remasterer: Kevin Reeves.Recording information: Conway Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA.Where Criss once commanded "shake it one time for Peter," now the singing drummer pleads for permission to rock you in the doo woping Russ Ballard title track. This is defiantly a kinder, gentler Cat Man strut, and with a star-studded cast of second stringers supplying songs and support, Let Me Rock You is some kind of bizarre collector's item. Rising star Steve Stevens slips in a softie called "First Day in the Rain," letting loose some typically beautiful pyrotechnics in the break. John Waite does a better "Tears," but not by much. Criss even takes Bryan Ferry to task with an odd reading of "Jealous Guy" (sans whistling, so why bother?). Our boy from Brooklyn actually co-wrote a deuce: the tomcatting Gary Cooper nooner "Move on Over" and "Bad Boys," which brings the Devil to his knees. Plus, a certain Gene Simmons offers up the chugging "Feel Like Heaven." Criss graces the cover without makeup or shirt, which is apropos, as mad Vini Poncia brings his enjoyable Kiss Unmasked sensibilities to the production. With 40 minutes of slick silliness that will slide right through your psyche, Let Me Rock You may easily be the aural equivalent of catnip.