Skid Row - 34 Hours – 1971

Both Skid Row's LPs feature the young guitar talent of Gary Moore. Formed in 1967, the quartet with Moore, Brush Shiels (b), Nollaug Bridgeman (dr) and Bernhard Cheevers (g) came from Dublin. Described as the only serious competitor to Rory Gallagher's Taste the band used strong blues-rock riffs on a solid rock ground.

Gary Moore released his solo album "Grinding Stone" in 1973 and joined the second generation of Colosseum. He worked together with Thin Lizzy a few times and recorded more solo LP's, "Back On The Streets" and "G-Force" at the end of the seventies. At the beginning of the following decade he worked with Cozy Powell, Greg Lake, Mother's Finest and, once again, Thin Lizzy. In the years 1982/83 four more albums of his were released and at the end of the eighties.

34 Hours is a 1971 album by Irish blues-rock band Skid Row. It was the band's second album, and takes its title from the fact that it was recorded in 34 hours.


Gary Moore - Guitar, Vocals
Brush Shiels - Bass, Vocals
Noel Bridgeman - Drums, Vocals

Tracklist:
1 Night of the Warm Witch 9:06
2 First Thing in the Morning 1:57
3 Mar 6:35
4 Go, I'm Never Gonna Let You, Pts. 1 & 2 8:51
5 Lonesome Still 3:51
6 The Love Story, Pts. 1-4 5:09
7 Night of the Warm Witch [*] 4:38
8 Mr. De-Luxe [*] 4:13