Jackie Lynton - Dirty Train (Featuring Rick Parfitt)

VERY RARE
Released in only one European country for a limited period. This album hardly saw the light of day in England.
The musicians that Jack got together for this album were from bands including, Status Quo - Mungo Jerry - Manfred Manns Earth Band.
Tracks Include:
Learning How To Rock & Roll - The Chance - Nevertheless - Dirty Train - Peppercorn Poke - Sad Business - Honkytonk White - Don't Make Me Try To Love You Tonight - My Hero - I'll Love Ya
The Band
Vocals: Jackie Lynton
Guitars: Rick Parfitt - Clem Clemson - Graham White - Graham Cooper - Drew McCulloch - Keith Purnell
Drums: Chris Slade - Jeff Rich
Bass: Collin Pattenden - Mick Fitzpatrick
Backing Vocals: Graham White - Drew McCulloch
Piano: Chas Hodges
Harmonica:Paul King
Piano & Organ: Damon
Synth: Tony Leach
Bass, Fiddle & Banjo: Dave Peacock

[@peach495]

I love Jackie Lyntons voice. It's criminal h's not some kinds star. Thank's Chris Simmonds for recognizing it.

[@12345vickers]

Liking this very much

[@oetziYouT]

I've recorded this song from Swiss Radio back in 1980 or 81. I loved it so much and I finally managed to transform the song from Cassette to mp3 on my PC. But it took 30 years for me to find out who recorded this song (members of the SQ-Forum helped!). Any idea where I can get the rest of this (indeed) very rare LP "No Axe to Grind"?

[@keithdickinson9711]

Have actually got this album, remember many years ago doing a copy on a cassette for Jack himself, in exchange for which he gave me a VHS tape of the Diesel band at the Marquee,

[@paradisedivers3576]

can u post the happy daze album

[@deanstanley5799]

Fabulous find I’m a massive Quo fan and of Manfred Mann’s Earthband to 👍

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

Hank McCain sends his regards.

[@asmodeus0454]

He certainly does.

[@lenasdk]

I like this one ... a bit Quo-ish .... lol