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Released in 1988 on Enigma (catalog no. 7 73329-1; Vinyl LP). Genres: Roots Rock. Rated #1714 in the best albums of 1988. Featured peformers: Eric Ambel (producer), Lou Whitney (producer).
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20 ago 2016 · Roscoe's Return Robert Baird | Aug 20, 2016 Although he first came to wider attention as a member of Joan Jett’s Blackhearts, Ambel later went on to achieve what’s probably his best known gig, as part of The Del-Lords, the roots band with former Dictator Scott Kempner.
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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1988 Vinyl release of "Roscoe's Gang" on Discogs.
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Forever Came Today … Eric Ambel, Scott Kempner Eric Ambel (4:49) 30 Days in the Workhouse … Lou Whitney Eric Ambel (3:09) Power Lounger Theme … Eric Ambel Eric Ambel (2:15) Don’t Wanna Be Your Friend … Scott Kempner Eric Ambel (5:04) I Waited for You … Scott Kempner Eric Ambel (4:17) Next to the Last Waltz …
The Del Lords. Formed in the early '80s by ex-Dictators guitarist Scott Kempner, the Del Lords combined elements of '60s garage rock with country, blues, and folk influences to become one of the initial progenitors of roots rock.
In the joyful party atmosphere, cover versions of Swamp Dogg, Bob Dylan and Neil Young songs meld easily with originals by Ambel, co-producer Lou Whitney, Holsapple and then-bandmate Scott Kempner. Ambel takes center stage more confidently on Loud & Lonesome , writing with members of a gang that includes Terry Anderson, Kevin Salem, Dan Baird ...
