Hughes/Thrall

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I Got Your Number 03:38 Tools
The Look in Your Eye 03:52 Tools
Beg, Borrow or Steal 03:49 Tools
Muscle and Blood 04:23 Tools
Who Will You Run To 03:46 Tools
Coast to Coast 03:57 Tools
Where Did the Time Go 03:01 Tools
Hold Out Your Life 04:47 Tools
First Step of Love 05:34 Tools
Still the Night 03:51 Tools
Love Don't Come Easy 05:50 Tools
Still The Night (Bonus Track) 03:50 Tools
Love Don't Come Easy (Bonus Track) 05:49 Tools
A Whiter Shade Of Pale 04:56 Tools
Searching Love 03:39 Tools
I Got Your Number [Album Version] 03:37 Tools
The Look In Your Eye [Album Version] 03:53 Tools
Try And Take My Love 03:53 Tools
The Look In Your Eye (1982) 03:54 Tools
Who Will You Run To (Album Version) 04:48 Tools
First Step Of Love [Album Version] 03:53 Tools
It's not too late 04:48 Tools
Beg, Borrow Or Steal [Album Version] 03:48 Tools
Muscle And Blood [Album Version] 04:22 Tools
Coast To Coast [Album Version] 03:53 Tools
Where Did The Time Go [Album Version] 03:00 Tools
Who Will You Run To [Album Version] 03:45 Tools
THE LOOK IN YOUR EYES 04:22 Tools
Hold Out Your Life [Album Version] 04:48 Tools
You Were Always There 04:48 Tools
Highway Star 04:48 Tools
Pay The Price 04:24 Tools
The Look In Your Eye (Album Version) 04:48 Tools
Muscle And Blood (Album Version) 04:48 Tools
First Step Of Love (Album Version) 04:48 Tools
Hold Out Your Life (Album Version) 04:48 Tools
Muscle & Blood 04:48 Tools
Beg, Borrow Or Steal (Album Version) 04:48 Tools
Coast To Coast (Album Version) 04:48 Tools
Where Did The Time Go (Album Version) 04:48 Tools
Beg Borrow Or Steal 04:48 Tools
02 - The Look In Your Eye 04:48 Tools
05 Muscle And Blood 04:48 Tools
Drums Solo 09:09 Tools
Introduction 04:48 Tools
Beg Borrow Of Steel 04:48 Tools
Still the Night [*] 04:48 Tools
It’s Not Too Late 04:48 Tools
06 - Hold Out Your Life 04:48 Tools
05 - Muscle And Blood 09:09 Tools
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Hughes/Thrall was a one-off project consisting of vocalist/bassist Glenn Hughes and guitarist Pat Thrall which spawned a single, self-titled album released in 1982, combining melodic hard rock and a unique use of guitar sythesizers along with Hughes' powerful vocal style. It is considered one of the peaks of Glenn's post Deep Purple/Trapeze work. Hughes/Thrall was born in late 1981, and months of rehearsal, songwriting, and all around woodshedding followed in Los Angeles, where the duo eventually began recording an eponymous album with heavyweight producer Andy Johns (Led Zeppelin, Free), keyboard player Peter Schless, and a variety of drummers including Gary Ferguson, Gary Mallaber, and Frankie Banali (future Quiet Riot). The band hit the road with keyboardist Jesse Harms and drummer Tommy Aldridge (Black Oak Arkansas, Ozzy Osbourne, Whitesnake) in support of Santana, but their music seemed to slip into the wide gap between their heavy rock constituents and the oblivious pop market. Demos for a proposed second album were tentatively begun, but would have to wait until Rock Candy’s 2006 reissue of the Hughes/Thrall album to see the light of day, since, by 1983, the two men had split and moved on to other projects. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.