AT Date: Thu, 5 May 2005 15:52:48 Christopher wrote:

>So I go out of town for a few days and while I'm gone audities turns into
>the AOR list.  Just my luck.  I want to add kudos to a recently  discovered
>Canadian group called Haywire, who's "Don't Just Stand There" LP is  all 
>killer.

The album that followed ("Nuthouse") was less AOR synth-pap and more 
rock-minded (think Bon Jovi with Richie Sambora leading the band)...and 
they're final release, "Get Off", actually had some Adult Contemporary and 
FUNK leanings!! Their inability to find a sound that was truly theirs pretty 
much killed them.

>Tim Feehan and Teaze.

Wow....you're digging out some pretty obscure references there!

Tim and I hung out together in LA back in November. He runs a recording 
studio there -- he's a transplanted Calgarian who moved to warmer climes 
about 12 years ago [plays hockey against Keifer Sutherland on a regular 
basis apparently!]. We've been discussing re-issuing his four solo albums 
(some of it has already been released in Japan and Germany but not 
domestically in North America) including his mucho AOR band from the early 
'80s called FOOTLOOSE. Tim's currently handling former teen sensation 
Tiffany. We were briefly entertaining re-releasing her 2000 pop record 
"Colour Of Silence" again as it's a phenomenal Avril/Alanis styled angst 
ridden coming-of-age album that Eureka/Modern Records dropped the ball 
on...but Tiff's decided to follow Kylie Minogue down the dance diva path and 
we wouldn't be able to cross promote it effectively

As for TEAZE, EMI-Canada/Aquarius has re-issued all their stuff on disc if 
you can find them. Try http://www.newworldcds.com



Jaimie Vernon,
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Author, Canadian Pop Music Encyclopedia
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