City Boy

[DEzerov]

Originally Posted by vayenn

Maybe City Boy could make it to your lists -- varied, skilled, albeit a bit "poppy". First five albums I think are the better, e.g. Book Early, Dinner At the Ritz, Young Men Gone West. Or maybe I should put City Boy under the Guilty Pleasures

I love them too...have everything on cassette or vinyl with the exception of Heads are Rolling and It's Personal....

I think the Cd's are hard to come by...sometimes poorly remastered and usaully pretty pricey...

"Cigarettes that you leave unlit
Just a trace of lipstick on a filter tip
Cigarettes that you leave unlit,
You'd better smoke it, Before you choke on it."

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by DEzerov

I love them too...have everything on cassette or vinyl with the exception of Heads are Rolling and It's Personal....

I think the Cd's are hard to come by...sometimes poorly remastered and usaully pretty pricey...

"Cigarettes that you leave unlit
Just a trace of lipstick on a filter tip
Cigarettes that you leave unlit,
You'd better smoke it, Before you choke on it."

Steady Stan, who is around infrequently nowadays, was the resident City Boy expert. I was unfamiliar with them in their time, but have found out about them over time.

Some good stuff, I played a bit on the show, but it's probably a touch to "unprog" for the Moon. I'll try to sneak some in every so often.

It's always good to read about bands like this that people have fond memories of.