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Seattle, Washington, USA |
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Page online:
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June 19, 2001
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Last update/review:
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July 18, 2001
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Rail
Rail is best known for winning a national MTV battle-of-the-bands
competition in 1983, the prize being a recording contract with
EMI.
Before that, they had built up a loyal following in their native
state of Washington, self-releasing the respectable
Arrival
album in 1980.
The EMI deal ultimately didn't amount to much (a single 4-song EP
that apparently didn't impress EMI enough to re-sign them),
but it's still a noteworthy achievement.
The band has released the odd album over the years, including
a twentieth-year anniversary re-release of
Arrival.
Current Members
Terry James Young
vocals/bass
Andy Baldwin
guitars
Rick Knotts
guitars
Kelly Nobles
drums
Discography
Arrival
1980
Dynasty
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- Hello
- Yes I Am
- Cheater
- Backseat Lovers
- Gangbusters
- Make Me
- Bandit
- Sirens
- Seasons of Change
- Forever Yours (re-release bonus)
- The Wizard (re-release bonus)
- Two Fisted Night (re-release bonus)
- Rockin' You (re-release bonus)
- My Lovin' Is With You (re-release bonus)
- You've Got A Lot To Live (re-release bonus)
- Gangbusters - Live (re-release bonus)
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Terry James Young
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Andy Baldwin
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Rick Knotts
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Kelly Nobles
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Rail
EP
1984
EMI
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- 1-2-3-4 Rock and Roll
- Fantasy
- You've Got to Give
- Hard Girl to Love
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Terry James Young
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Andy Baldwin
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Rick Knotts
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Kelly Nobles
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Three
1986
Dynasty
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- Live With the Wind
- Diamond Dasher
- Her Majesty
- The Way
- Speed Limit
- Don't Take Your Love Away
- Turn Out The Lights
- Kings and Queens
- Song of Solomon
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-
Terry James Young
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Andy Baldwin
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Rick Knotts
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Kelly Nobles
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Big World
1997
ART
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- Call My Name
- Need Your Lovin'
- Big World
- Fade Away
- Spirit
- Crossing the River
- Don't Run Away
- Hold On
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Terry James Young
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Andy Baldwin
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Rick Knotts
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Kelly Nobles
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