Keel The Right To Rock Rar

USA Glam Hard'n'Heavy 70mb 320kbps The Right to Rock is the second studio album by band. It was the first to be produced by 's under their new label (which was distributed by at the time).

Ron Keel-Lead Vocals. Marc Ferrari-Guitars. Bryan Jay-Guitars. Dwain Miller-Drums. Kenny Chaisson-Bass Guitar. Geno Arce-Bass Guitar.

Keel The Right To Rock Rare

0n 2010 recordingTracklist01 The Right To Rock02 Back To The City03 Let's Spend The Night Together04 Easier Said Than Done05 So Many Girls, So Little Time06 Electric Love07 Speed Demon08 Get Down09 You're The Victim (I'm The Crime)10 Easier Said Than Done (Remix Bonus Track)11 The Right To Rock (Reunion Version Bonus Track)LINK.

Rock Candy Records to re-release remastered Keel’s ‘The Final Frontier’ and ‘Keel’ albumsKeel and the Ron Keel Band frontman ron keel was recently interviewed by and spoke about other projects that he’s working on other than the Ron Keel Band‘s upcoming studio album Fight Like A Band and his forthcoming reissue of his solo album Metal Cowboy via the EMP Label Group.The singer stated: “I actually have three more albums coming out this year. I was invited to participate in the Emerald Sabbath Project, which is an all-star Black Sabbath tribute album featuring ex-members of Sabbath. I ended up singing three songs: “Hole in The Sky”, “Trashed” and “Die Young”. I’m representing three different Sabbath singers and worked with some amazing musicians.

That should be out this summer. Rock Candy Records is also re-releasing the two classic Keel MCA records later this year: The Final Frontier and the self-titled Keel album from 1987. Both have been out of print for decades and are remastered with new packaging and liner notes.”In terms of the upcoming Ron Keel Band album Fight Like A Band, Ron Keel advised: “Right now, we’re right in the thick of the writing process. The title track reflects the story of what I’ve been through these last few years.

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The guys in the band have been with me for three years now, and they’ve been my support group while my wife has gone through breast cancer treatment. It’s been difficult and tough for she and I these last few years, but we’ve remained positive.

The guys have had my back and have been there with me through the hard times, and that message is what the song is all about.”You can read the rest of the interview with Ron Keel at.