I will admit that I was very skeptical that I would have any interest in the latest album by ROXANNE Stereo Typical. That’s due in part to their crazy backstory in which I was too young at the time of their debut to confirm.
A California Hard Rock act on top of the LA club scene signs with a small yet B-Movie dominant record label (Scotti Bros. Records), possibly run by mobsters, in 1988. ROXANNE releases their self-titled debut that spawns two charting singles, “Cherry Bay” and “Sweet Maria”. Then they disappear.
Did the label not give them the same attention as their other charting acts SURVIVOR, JOHN CAFFERTY, STAN BUSH, and “WEIRD AL” YANKOVIC? Okay, STAN BUSH probably didn’t chart…
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