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I've written here before about how much I like Jackson Hawke's debut album Forever (1976). (here) "She's the One" was the second single released from the album, the follow-up single to "You Can't Dance".
The chord chart:
https://www.angelfire.com/planet/zerofret/crd/jacksonhawke-shestheone.txt
Audio:
There was no sophomore jinx for Sass Jordan. Her second album, Racine (1992), produced five singles and won her Billboard magazine's Best Female Rock Vocalist award for 1992. The last of the singles released from the album was "Who Do You Think You Are". Tabbed here is the guitar solo.
SASS JORDAN - "Who Do You Think You Are" (S. Jordan/R. Neigher)
https://www.angelfire.com/planet/zerofret/annesblog/canriffs.txt
In the menu below, scroll to the Racine album and click on it. "Who Do You Think You Are" is Track #4:
| K-Rock - Kentville, Nova Scotia (CIJK 89.3 FM) - "The Valley's Classic Rock!" |  |
| Playlist while I listened: Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young - "Teach Your Children" Local Reference: | |
The first of six singles released from Bryan Adams' 1984 album Reckless, "Run To You" was a #4 hit in Canada, #6 in the US, and Top 20 in several other countries. Reckless was named Album Of the Year at the 1985 Juno Awards.
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A #3 hit in Canada -- #26 on Billboard -- "Absolutely Right" was drawn from Five Man Electrical Band's 1972 album Coming Of Age. It also served as the title track for the band's 1995 best-of CD Absolutely Right: The Best Of Five Man Electrical Band (pictured).
| CHOM - Montreal, Quebec (CHOM 97.7 FM) - "The Spirit Of Rock" |  |
| Playlist while I listened: AC/DC - "Get It Hot" Local Reference: | |
Drawn from Doug and the Slugs' debut album Cognac And Bologna (1980), "Too Bad" was the band's most successful single, reaching #20 on the RPM Top 100. The song also appears on the 1993 greatest hits compilation Slugcology 101: A Decade Of Doug and the Slugs. Tabbed here is the Intro.
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