Seven, Night Ranger, Music CD

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Seven


1	Sign of the Times 5:07
2	Jane's Interlude 0:26
3	Panic in Jane 4:40
4	Don't Ask Me Why 4:41
5	Kong 5:32
6	Mother Mayhem 4:56
7	Soul Survivor 3:52
8	Sea of Love 4:33
9	Peace Sign 4:07
10	When I Call on You 4:02
11	Revelation 4:31

Biography

Editorial Reviews

Night Ranger, like many bands on CMC International, were simply playing for the fans in the '90s. They knew that they would never have a hit like "Sister Christian" ever again, but they wanted to continue making music, and there were enough fans out there to go to their concerts. Records or new songs, as it turned out, were a necessary byproduct of these concerts, and like the shows themselves, they were exercises in nostalgia since no one, outside of CMC artists, makes album-oriented rock like this anymore. Night Ranger's first two stabs at comeback records -- Feeding off the Mojo and Neverland -- were pretty much devoid of memorable material, but the third, Seven, wasn't bad at all. It doesn't rank with their best work, but there are a number of well-crafted power ballads and big, crunching hard rockers. There are also a handful of mediocre cuts, but Seven is the first record they have released in the '90s that comes close to capturing their past glories. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Seven


1	Sign of the Times 5:07
2	Jane's Interlude 0:26
3	Panic in Jane 4:40
4	Don't Ask Me Why 4:41
5	Kong 5:32
6	Mother Mayhem 4:56
7	Soul Survivor 3:52
8	Sea of Love 4:33
9	Peace Sign 4:07
10	When I Call on You 4:02
11	Revelation 4:31

All Music Guide

Night Ranger, like many bands on CMC International, were simply playing for the fans in the '90s. They knew that they would never have a hit like "Sister Christian" ever again, but they wanted to continue making music, and there were enough fans out there to go to their concerts. Records or new songs, as it turned out, were a necessary byproduct of these concerts, and like the shows themselves, they were exercises in nostalgia since no one, outside of CMC artists, makes album-oriented rock like this anymore. Night Ranger's first two stabs at comeback records -- Feeding off the Mojo and Neverland -- were pretty much devoid of memorable material, but the third, Seven, wasn't bad at all. It doesn't rank with their best work, but there are a number of well-crafted power ballads and big, crunching hard rockers. There are also a handful of mediocre cuts, but Seven is the first record they have released in the '90s that comes close to capturing their past glories. Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Product Details

Format: CD
Original Release: 1998
Release Date: 12/21/2007
Label: SPV GERMANY
Catalog No.: 1817
UPC: 4001617181720
Sales Rank: 78,820

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Night Ranger		Primary Artist, Primary Artist
Tommy Shaw		Percussion, Background Vocals
Brad Gillis		Guitar, Vocals
Jeff Watson		Guitar, Vocals
Jack Blades		Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Vocals
Mike Carabello		Percussion
Alan Fitzgerald		Keyboards
Mark Hudson		Percussion, Background Vocals
Kelly Keagy		Drums, Vocals
Ricky Lawson		cowbell
Jack Russell		Background Vocals
pqt MacDonald		Acoustic Guitar

Technical Credits
Jack Blades		Producer
Noel Golden		Producer, Engineer
Kelly Keagy		Producer
Ron Nevison		Executive Producer
Eddy Schreyer		Mastering