On To Victory/Go For The Throat [PA] by Humble Pie (CD, Mar-2006, Collectables)

Album Features
UPC:	090431781029
Artist:	Humble Pie
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2006
Record Label:	Collectables
Genre:	Hard Rock, Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. Fool for a Pretty Face
2. You Soppy Pratt
3. Infatuation
4. Take It from Here
5. Savin' It
6. Baby Don't You Do It
7. Get It in the End
8. My Lover's Prayer
9. Further Down the Road
10. Over You
11. All Shook Up
12. Teenage Anxiety
13. Tin Soldier
14. Keep It on the Island
15. Driver
16. Restless Blood
17. Go for the Throat
18. Lottie and the Charcoal Queen
19. Chip Away the Stone

Details
Producer:	Johnny Wright, Gary Lyons
Distributor:	Gotham Distributing Corp.
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
2 LPs on 1 CD: ON TO VICTORY (1980)/GO FOR THE THROAT (1981).Personnel: Steve Marriott (vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards); Bob Tench (vocals, guitar); Jerry Shirley (drums).Recording information: Media Sound, Copenhagen, Denmark; Soundworks Studio; Villa Recorders, Modesto, CA.Photographer: Mark Hanauer.This two-for-one disc collects the pair of albums that Humble Pie recorded after frontman Steve Marriott and drummer Jerry Shirley resurrected the British group's name in 1980. By this time, of course, the ensemble's most famous alum, Peter Frampton, was long gone, and these outings--recorded with guitarist Bobby Tench and bassist Anthony "Sooty" Jones--stray from the band's original blues-rock template considerably, leaning towards a heavier sound that, at times, recalls AC/DC. ON TO VICTORY (1980) found a surprisingly large audience with its hard-rock edge, though that mood is tempered here by songs such as the reggae-like "Savin' It" and the funky "Over You." GO FOR THE THROAT (1981) begins with an amped-up, metallic take on Elvis Presley's "All Shook Up" and continues in the vein of the earlier album. Fans of Humble Pie's Frampton era will likely be perplexed by this release, but, for aficionados of early-'80s hard rock, these often-overlooked records may be a pleasant find.