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After leaving Van Halen in the mid-Eighties, David Lee Roth scored a smidgen of pop success with tunes that bordered on Vegas-style schlock. On his seventh solo album, he sticks to a more palatable brand of sleaze blues, with a competent bar band backing up his feisty come-ons. Roth sounds plenty energetic, but the whole package is forgettable -- the only time he works up any sense of urgency is on the unfortunately titled "Thug Pop." Turns out he's not such a gigolo after all -- just kind of a bore.
CHRISTIAN HOARD
(RS 927, July 24, 2003)
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Track List
- You Got The Blues, Not Me
- Made Up My Mind
- Stay While The Night Is Young
- Shoo Bop
- She's Looking Good
- Soul Kitchen
- If 6 Was 9
- That Beatles Tune
- Medicine Man
- Let It All Hang Out
- Thug Pop
- Act One
- Ice Cream Man - (bonus track, featuring Edgar Winter/Nile Rogers)
- Bad Habits - (bonus track)
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