Coney Hatch - Shake It flac album

Coney Hatch is a Canadian hard rock band who released three albums in the 1980s and released their fourth album Coney Hatch Four in 2013. Based in Toronto, Ontario, the band consisted of lead vocalist and guitarist Carl Dixon, vocalist and bassist Andy Curran, guitarist Steve Shelski and drummer Dave 'Thumper' Ketchum. The band was known for its ear-damagingly loud live shows. In 2018 the band toured eight shows across Canada and played Germany's . festival with Sean Kelly on lead guitar.

Friction, the third and final album (until 2013) by Coney Hatch, was released in 1985. Drummer Dave Ketchum left prior to this release, to be replaced by Barry Connors, formerly of Toronto. Carl Dixon – rhythm guitar, lead vocals. Andy Curran – bass guitar, lead vocals . Steve Shelski – lead guitar, vocals. Barry Connors – drums, percussion. 4:07 - This Ain't Love. 3:20 - Wrong Side Of Town . 4:04 - Girl From Last Night's Dream. 3:48 - Coming To Get You.

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Coney Hatch, Coney Hatch's first album, was released in 1982. A video for the song "Devil's Deck" was produced. The album was re-issued by British label Rock Candy Records in 2005, including 3 bonus tracks and liner notes by former Kerrang! writer Howard Johnson. Aldo Nova covered the song "Hey Operator" on his 1983 solo album Subject. A cover of "Monkey Bars" was recorded by American hard rock band Buster Brown and released on their 1985 album Sign of Victory.

Devil You Know Coney Hatch. Devil's Deck Coney Hatch. Monkey Bars Coney Hatch. Stand Up Coney Hatch. Shake It Coney Hatch. Marseille Coney Hatch. Hey Operator Coney Hatch. Love Poison Coney Hatch.

With a relatively successful debut under their belts, Coney Hatch returned to the studio in 1983 to start work on their next album with renowned hard rock producer Max Norman (Ozzy Osbourne, Loudness). But to be perfectly honest, in terms of production value, Outa Hand was virtually identical to its predecessor, and, if anything, Norman only helped the band perfect their most obvious radio contenders at the expense of the album as a whole.