2. Rock'n roll
3. Oh ya ya
4. Love and pride
5. Bar room stool
6. Buttercup fields
7. All you really need
8. Mr love man
9. Poor mans playboy
10. Seagull
11. Release
Slack Alice were a product of the 70's and a casualty of punk rock. Formed in
1972, from Barnoldswick, Yorkshire they play endless gigs on the college and
club circuit. Often featured in papers of the day such as Sounds. Record Mirror,
NME and Melody Maker, they eventually gave up the ghost in 1978. A prog blues
rock quintet fronted by Cockeresque frontman Cliff Stocker, they recorded one
highly collectable LP titled "Billy plus nine" now bringing in excess of £120
through dealers and collectors magazines. The band was reformed in 1995 and
the result so far has been this wonderful collection of songs old and new from
the original line up.
Malcolm Crossley: bass and vocals
Alan Parkinson: guitars
Chris Preston: guitars
Kevin Higgins: drums
Jim Ainsworth: vocals
Lindsay Smith: vocals
Rita Rowe: vocals
Paul Nuttal: piano
Love and pride
is a haunting piano laced ballad and the key to the bands enduring appeal.
(Keith Fritton, Lancashire Telegraph)
Put it on, turn it up and wallow, a couple of listens and you will be humming
along to at least one of the tracks. (Vivien Meath, Burnley
Express)