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Now Playing: Jean Beauvoir - Missing The Young Days (Extended Version)

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Kiss – “Uh! All Night” – 12″ Promotional Single (1985) – Single Review (The Kiss Review Series) The band's 13th studio album called ‘Asylum’ came out on September 16, 1985. It only had one official retail issued single and that was the ballad "Tears Are Falling". The also released two other promotional singles which were "Who Wants To Be Lonely" and the one we are here to talk about "Uh! All Night". They actually made videos for all three songs which we filmed in London.

@Kiss - "Uh! All Night" - 12" Promotional Single (1985) - Single Review (The Kiss Review Series)

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Jean Beauvoir – Jacknifed album playing on the record player.

Sleeve front of Jean Beauvoir – Jacknifed album.

Detail of sleeve back, inner sleeve and vinyl label side A of Jean Beauvoir – Jacknifed album.

Thursday Morning with ☕️ and:
Jean Beauvoir – Jacknifed (1988/Virgin)
The 4th solo album by the multi-instrumentalist who played bass with the Plasmatics, Little Steven and wrote songs for Kiss, The Ramones and a ton of other artists.

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Animal Boy was #Ramones 9th album in 10 years. Recorded in Dec of 1985 it would be the 1st time, the band worked with #JeanBeauvoir of #Plasmatics at the helm.
Released on May 19, 1986 it showed the depth & concern Ramones had for events that they saw around them.