LOUIS & CLARK - HOLLYWOOD CAPACITY MAXIMUM (1987)
The Three O'Clock originally included Quercio, and guitarist Louis (formerly Gregg) Gutierrez who left shortly after 1985's Arrive Without Travelling was released). He then formed Louis & Clark with Michael Clark Gurley, and when the bass player was fired, Michael recommended his old friend Joie Calio for the job. The combination clicked and Michael and Joie remained with the band, Louis & Clark for about two years, recording this 6 song mini LP "
Hollywood Capacity Maximum" in 1987. They also were featured with 3 new songs ("
Salsa Verde", "
Take A Mile" and "
This Could Be A Slow Song") on the original soundtrack of The Allnighter (1987) starring Susanna Hoffs and directed by her mother Tamar Simon Hoffs. "Hollywood Capacity Maximum" featured the original version of the Bangles' hit "
Walking Down Your Street". Louis Gutierrez later joined Mary's Danish and Battery Acid, Clark Gurley and Joie Calio formed dada while Phil Maturano became a session drummer.
Songs
Cry Cry / Granville / Tell Them What You Are / Walking Down Your Street / Silence / Come Over Me
3 comments:
Hey angelo, File has been deleted (rapidshares...sigh...). Any chance of a re-up? Would be very much appreciated. Great site, by the way. Thanks!
re-upped
Thanks, Angelo. Very much appreciated. I hate to ask for a favor after a favor, but do you or anyone out there that reads this have the soundtrack to the movie The Allnighter? (It contains another 3 L&C tunes along with some other good music).
Last, but not least, you already know this, but your blog is the best of the best!
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