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Number of Never Enough (1982) Reviews: 1
Tough rock but not much stands out
Reviewer: John Fitzgerald, Human resources staff database assistant May 08, 2001 Straley attempts to be a tough rocking woman like Susi Quatro but more controlled and
not as bubblegum. The idea works well and Teresa plays all rhythm guitars on the record
while Rick is listed as all lead guitars although "additional guitars" were used on
"Radioactive love" & "Ladies like to rock 'n' roll too". Unfortunately, not many
compositions stand out as they all just seem to blend together making it hard to
differentiate one from the other. This may not even matter as Straley appears to have been
with a smaller label but it might not have worked out anyways as there may have been
industry pigeonholing problems. This was around the time Rick played on Bonnie Raitt's
"Green light" album which was her shot at a rocking album and Warners apparently didn't
know how to market her then. So if it didn't work for Bonnie Raitt, it looks like tough
luck for tough Teresa.
Information and album cover provided by John Fitzgerald. Transcribed to HTML by Marty Adelson.
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