L.A. Guns - "Ballad Of Jayne" (live audio)
A diamond shining bright in the rain
Everybody dreams of angels
No one will ever know
How much I loved you so
Now it all seems funny
Kinda like a dream
Things ain't always what they seem
What a shame
What happened to Jayne
You were always on my mind
Childlike summer days in the sun
Slowly wishes turn to sadness
Time don't heal a broken gun
I wish I'd never let you go
Hear me now 'cause I want you to know
That it all seems funny
Kinda like a dream
Things ain't always what they seem
What a shame
What happened to Jayne
Now she's breakin' hearts in heaven
Shining bright in the sky
I still hear her voice in the wind
I still think of you in the night, oh yeah
Well, I guess she'll never know
How much I need her so
Now it all seems funny
Kinda like a dream
Things ain't always what they seem
What a shame
What a shame
What happened to Jayne
Now it all seems funny
Kinda like a dream
Things ain't always what they seem
What a shame
What happened to Jayne
What happened to Jayne
"Ζωντανά" ηχογραφημένο δίσκο, τον ένατο στην καριέρα τους, κυκλοφόρησαν οι L.A. Guns. Φέρει τον τίτλο "Cocked & Loaded Live", σχετίζεται άμεσα με τον δεύτερο δίσκο του Αμερικάνικου συγκροτήματος (όπως μαρτυρά κι ο τίτλος του) που κυκλοφόρησε το 1989 και "βγήκε" χθες...
Δελτίο τύπου: «L.A. Guns, featuring Phil Lewis and Tracii Guns, have released a new live album, "Cocked & Loaded Live". As the title implies, the performance celebrates the band's treasured second album, "Cocked & Loaded". "Cocked & Loaded Live" will precede the release of a brand new studio album from Lewis, Guns, and company, which is due this fall. More details on that in the coming weeks.
As everyone knows at this point, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a difficult blow to the entire live music business. While artists, road crews, venues, and fans all collectively eagerly await a return to normalcy, artists have gotten busy bringing live music to fans' living rooms.
While they had just commenced work on an upcoming new studio album, in November 2020, L.A. Guns wanted to get together and do one of the things they love most, which is play a 'live' show. The band announced a special gig at the Fremont Country Club in Las Vegas, NV that would celebrate the 31st anniversary of their beloved album, “Cocked and Loaded”.
L.A. Guns, aka Phil Lewis, Tracii Guns, Ace Von Johnson, Johnny Martin, and Scotty Coogan, thus performed a one of a kind show which was streamed worldwide to fans in the comfort of their own homes. The band performed all the classic proper studio tracks from Cocked & Loaded and, as usual, delivered a killer show.
Picking right up where they left off from their previous incessant touring cycles and relieved to finally be onstage again, the band tore through all the classic album tracks that fans know and love.
From "Rip and Tear” to "Never Enough” to "The Ballad of Jayne” to "I Wanna Be Your Man" and “Malaria,” this was a primal, visceral performance. And while celebrating a milestone in their career, the band also acknowledged the present and played “Speed” from their more recent album “The Missing Peace”.
"Cocked & Loaded" remains a gem of a truly special and unique era in hard rock music. These incredible and killer renditions of timeless songs captured in a moment and setting that none of us will not soon forget are now preserved for all to enjoy again or for the first time.»
Δελτίο τύπου: «L.A. Guns, featuring Phil Lewis and Tracii Guns, have released a new live album, "Cocked & Loaded Live". As the title implies, the performance celebrates the band's treasured second album, "Cocked & Loaded". "Cocked & Loaded Live" will precede the release of a brand new studio album from Lewis, Guns, and company, which is due this fall. More details on that in the coming weeks.
As everyone knows at this point, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a difficult blow to the entire live music business. While artists, road crews, venues, and fans all collectively eagerly await a return to normalcy, artists have gotten busy bringing live music to fans' living rooms.
While they had just commenced work on an upcoming new studio album, in November 2020, L.A. Guns wanted to get together and do one of the things they love most, which is play a 'live' show. The band announced a special gig at the Fremont Country Club in Las Vegas, NV that would celebrate the 31st anniversary of their beloved album, “Cocked and Loaded”.
L.A. Guns, aka Phil Lewis, Tracii Guns, Ace Von Johnson, Johnny Martin, and Scotty Coogan, thus performed a one of a kind show which was streamed worldwide to fans in the comfort of their own homes. The band performed all the classic proper studio tracks from Cocked & Loaded and, as usual, delivered a killer show.
Picking right up where they left off from their previous incessant touring cycles and relieved to finally be onstage again, the band tore through all the classic album tracks that fans know and love.
From "Rip and Tear” to "Never Enough” to "The Ballad of Jayne” to "I Wanna Be Your Man" and “Malaria,” this was a primal, visceral performance. And while celebrating a milestone in their career, the band also acknowledged the present and played “Speed” from their more recent album “The Missing Peace”.
"Cocked & Loaded" remains a gem of a truly special and unique era in hard rock music. These incredible and killer renditions of timeless songs captured in a moment and setting that none of us will not soon forget are now preserved for all to enjoy again or for the first time.»
Band: L.A. Guns
Country of origin: United States
Location: Los Angeles, California
Formed in: 1983
Genres: Hard Rock, Glam Metal
Years active: 1983-present
Audio: "Ballad Of Jayne"
Album: "Cocked & Loaded Live"
Type: Full length
Release date: July 9th, 2021
Label: Frontiers Music Srl
Track listing:
01. Slap In The Face
02. Rip And Tear
03. Sleazy Come Easy Go
04. Never Enough
05. Malaria
06. The Ballad Of Jayne
07. Magdalaine
08. Give A Little
09. Speed
10. 17 Crash
11. Showdown (Riot On Sunset)
12. Wheels Of Fire
13. I Wanna Be Your Man
Line-up: Tracii Guns, Phil Lewis, Scot Coogan, Ace Von Johnson, Johnny Martin
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