ONCE UPON A TIME.....Turn Out The Lights

 

BERNIE TORME  Turn Out The Lights  (Kamaflage,1982) - Rock


     Bernie's debut solo album, Turn Out The Lights, highlights why Gillan wanted him in his band, and why he formed such an integral part of the classic Gillan line-up. Punk metal, explosive energy, touches of blues a la Hendrix.
     The single 'America' is here, and the title track is as good as anything he did with Gillan, it nods at Tobacco Road, exquisite.
     There's some melodic touches too. Genius throughout. 

TRACKLIST: Turn Out The Lights
                     Painter Man
                     Lies
                     America
                     Getting There
                     Possession
                     No Reply
                     Chelsea Girls
                     India
                     Oh No
                     Try And Stop Me
                     What's Next
                     Back With The Boys

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