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  • Shocking

    Track 1 04:38

  • As If I Didn't Know

    Track 2 04:14

  • From The Beginning

    Track 3 04:01

  • Jazzelle

    Track 4 03:39

  • Sammi's Song

    Track 5 04:13

  • Nursery Crimes

    Track 6 05:34

  • Shadow Man

    Track 7 04:42

  • Slut

    Track 8 04:09

  • Digitelle

    Track 9 04:50

  • Jaded

    Track 10 04:39

  • Siren Sound

    Track 11 05:20

  • Hell on Earth

    Track 12 03:12

  • Criminal

    Track 13 04:24

Insight

"This album reminds me of when Peter Gabriel was Genesis and David Bowie was Ziggy Stardust! A definite must for all fans of that kind of music."

When Neil came back to LA from Europe he called Space Rangers band mate Jamie Herndon to put together a unit to record some new songs. Jamie had just finished his association with the Nick Guilder band. Neil was introduced to drummer Dusty Watson by fellow bass player and Space Rangers fan Raymond Marzano. Neil took Jamie and Dusty into the studio where they recorded ten new songs in two nights. This was the beginning of Hundred Watt Head.

Although Neil and Dusty went on to play in the Lita Ford Band and recorded her debut album together, it didn't take long after that project ended for them to regroup with Jamie at Neil's studio to record more material. This went on for more than a decade.

The trio recorded over 50 songs over the years. This Hundred Watt Head CD features thirteen of those songs. There is still more to come as Neil, Jamie and Dusty still get together to record new songs.

Neil Merryweather: vocals & bass
Jamie Herndon: guitars & keyboards
Dusty Watson: drums

Produced & Engineered by Neil Merryweather & Jamie Herndon
A Magichand Production

Album Design: Neil Merryweather
Photography: Victoria Merryweather

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