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$50.00

Misener, Billy - Night Fire

Format: LP
Label: Polydor 2424 174
Year: 1978
Origin: Hamilton, Ontario, 🇨🇦
Genre: rock soft, pop
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Value of Original Title: $50.00
Make Inquiry/purchase: email ryder@robertwilliston.com
Release Type: Albums
Websites:  No
Playlist: Soft Rock Room, Ontario, 1970's

Tracks

Side 1

Track Name
Tears on the Pane
You Got It
Make You My Lover
Maybe You Better Run
Mountian Top

Side 2

Track Name
Symphonies
Classic Romances
Swingin'
Want You So
Like I Told Ya
The How Do Ya Do

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Night Fire

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Information/Write-up

Getting his professional start with the Paupers in the mid-60's, Bill grew restless, not feeling his song-writing contributions were taken seriously. He also wanted to move onto a more R&B/Soul oriented sound, Bill left the Paupers in January-February 1967, and pursued a short-lived solo R&B career. He released his debut single for Nimbus (soon to be Nimbus 9) in mid-1967, with little success he then moved on to various roles in the industry: label runner, producer, jingle-writer, back-up singer for the Laurie Bower Singers, ghost-writer for a number of Quebec based artists, and the list goes on!

Billy Misener: lead vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar
Mike Francis: electric guitar solo on 'Mountain Top'
Brian Russell: electric guitar solo on 'Symphonies'
Bob Lucier: steel guitar
Eric Robertson: keyboards, arranngements
Jim Morgan: bass
David Brown: drums, percussion
Brian Leonard: percussion
Peter Schenkman: 1st Cello
Gary Morgan: baritone saxophone
Eugene Amaro: tenor saxophone
Keith Jollymore: tenor saxophone
Laurie Bower: trombone
Arnie Chycoski: trumpet
Dave Woods: trumpet
Tony Toth: english horn
Colina Phillips backing vocals
Judy Tate backing vocals
Sharon Lee Williams: backing vocals

Concertmaster: Bill Richards
Produced by Billy Misener for Night Fire Productions
Engineered by Jim Morgan, assisted by David Taylor
Recorded & Mixed at RCA Studios, Toronto, Ontario

Sound files and scans courtesy of Canadian Cult Classics (https://youtube.com/@Canadian_Cult_Classics)

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