Saxon ~ Denim And Leather (1981) CD 2018 BMG •• NEW ••

Description: SAXON Denim And Leather AUDIO CD BRAND NEW FACTORY SEALED BMG Rights Management Union Square Limited BMGCAT161CDD UPC | 4050538696462 1981, 2018 ►The Original 1981 Classic Album ►Original Lyrics Included ►Hype Sticker on Shrink Wrap (See photo 1) ►Includes Rare Bonus Tracks ►Rare Photo's & Memorabilia TRACK LISTING 01. Princess Of The Night 02. Never Surrender 03. Out Of Control 04. Rough And Ready 05. Play It Loud 06. And The Bands Played On 07. Midnight Rider 08. Fire In The Sky 09. Denim And Leather BONUS TRACKS 10. 20,000 Ft (Remix) 11. Bap Shoo Ap (Live At Castle Donington 1980) Denim And Leather Tour Live 1981 12. Intro/And The Bands Played On 13. Princess Of The Night 14. Midnight Rider 15. Never Surrender 16. Fire In The Sky 17. Machine Gun 18. Play It Loud -- For some, it was the last classic Saxon album, inspired by steam trains, Monsters Of Rock and a clumsy crew member, Saxon's fourth album set the bar for the NWOBHM band Saxon had a huge task with their fourth album. The 1980 albums Wheels Of Steel and Strong Arm Of The Law had established them as a major band. But Denim And Leather was to become acknowledged as Saxon's third great album, and continued the success of the previous pair. This was the last Saxon album, with what is regarded as the classic line-up of Biff Byford (vocals), Graham Oliver and Paul Quinn (guitar), Steve Dawson (bass) and Pete Gill (drums). The song Princess Of The Night was not about some random female stranger met after dark - get your mind out of the gutter - but a railway siding near to where the band used to sometimes sleep in their van after a show. A place for out of service steam engines to sit and quietly rust away. Biff: “I had a title of Wheels of Steel and I had a title Princess of the Night. And I didn’t use Princess of the Night on the first two albums. But Paul Quinn came up with a riff and it sort of fit my lyrics. So that song was written very quickly, very quickly indeed. I already had the lyrics and the riff went together so simply, really smooth.” And The Bands Played On was written in celebration of the 1980 Monsters Of Rock festival. It’s the band’s most successful UK single, reaching number 12. Biff: “Originally it was a lot longer - there were three other verses, one about us, one about the American bands and one about Judas Priest. But we chopped it down a bit”. This was the third Saxon album to be released in a period of just 17 months. In the song Denim And Leather itself, the line ‘Did you listen to the radio every Friday night’ was a reference to Radio One’s iconic Friday Rock Show, presented by Tommy Vance. The song Midnight Rider is about Danny ‘Scatterbrain’ Straid, Saxon’s tour manager. He became renowned for various cock ups on the band’s first American tour. Just before the tour started, Gill suffered a hand injury and left the band. He was replaced by Nigel Glockler. The band say that Gill tried to return to the line-up a few days into the tour, but Saxon stuck with Glockler. Denim And Leather was the second, and last, Saxon studio album to make the Top 10 in the UK. It peaked at number nine. It was also the first to chart in Germany, where it got to number 37. This was the first Saxon album to be recorded outside of the UK. It was mostly done in Switzerland, but there was work also done at the Abba owned Polar Studios in Stockholm. SHIPPING TO USA ONLY Buyer Pays Shipping 1st CD $3.99... each additional $1.50 CDs will only be combined with other CDs or DVDs To qualify for the combined discount, all items must be purchased together, paid for with 1 payment, and shipped all together in 1 shipment. Please use the add to cart feature, once you have ordered all your desired items, proceed to checkout to complete your order with the combined total.

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