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Jeff Conaway – I Ain’t Nobody’s Fool (Eighth Track On His Self-Titled 1979 Solo LP)

By request, here’s a track from Jeff Conaway’s self-titled 1979 album. I’ve posted two tracks from this album previously, I’ve been asked to upload the rest, so I’m going to do these rapid fire. Also note, these were captured with a USB turntable, so while I think they sound fine, don’t expect an audiophile experience, okay? All words are music are copyrights of their respective owners. This album is loooong out of print and not available officially to the best of my knowledge. No infringement is intended.

Jeff Conaway – Fever In The Blood (Sixth Track On His Self-Titled 1979 Solo LP)

This is one of the best tracks from his ’79 album, IMO. By request, here’s a track from Jeff Conaway’s self-titled 1979 album. I’ve posted two tracks from this album previously, I’ve been asked to upload the rest, so I’m going to do these rapid fire. Also note, these were captured with a USB turntable, so while I think they sound fine, don’t expect an audiophile experience, okay? All words are music are copyrights of their respective owners. This album is loooong out of print and not available officially to the best of my knowledge. No infringement is intended.

Jeff Conaway – I Don’t Want To Be Alone Tonight (Tenth & Final Track On His 1979 Debut LP)

I’m gonna try something a little different this time. I usually upload Springsteen outtakes, but this is interesting, and there’s a Bruce connection: Mike Appel, Bruce’s former manager, produced Jeff Conaway’s self-titled debut LP, as well as co-wrote many of the songs on it, including this one, the final track. The album actually isn’t that bad, it’s 1979 production dates it pretty badly, and there’s some bum tracks, but a few great ones as well, and this closing track was IMO the best. It’s a rocker, albeit a pop-rocker, and it’s a little (just a little) Springsteen-like, although it’s more comparable to The Michael Stanley Band’s output at the time. I really like this one. NOTE: This is a vinyl rip I did myself, using my crappy ION USB turntable. While I think it sounds fine, I’m sure audiophiles will blow a gasket for whatever reason. Just don’t let your expectations be too high, okay? I don’t have a whole lot of adjustment options on that table. ALSO: I don’t really like posting officially released material, but since this is obviously loooong out of print, was never released on CD (was it even released on cassette back in the day?), and has about a 0 chance of being re-released, I feel this track at least deserves to be heard. All words and music are copyrights of their respective owner(s).

You’re The One That I Want [Kaylee & John Travolta]

Feb 17, 2008 Kaylee sings You’re the One That I Want from Grease.

In The Crease – Preview

The #1 Hockey Movie, IN THE CREASE, features 15 NHL Stars. Check out the official site at www.InTheCreaseMovie.com

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