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Exclusively and for the first time anywhere ItsAboutMusic.com proudly presents the Ravyns' LIVE at Maxwells - recorded in 1983 at the height of their Baltimore stardom and before they went on to sign with a major label, here's Rob, Kyf, David, Lee and Tim doin' what they did best. Play Alien Play Rampage Play Love Or Suicide Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Shake It To Make It 2. Physical Attraction 3. Give Me One Chance 4. History Repeats Itself 5. Love or Suicide 6. Rampage 7. I Like You 8. Stuck On You 9. Don't Leave Me This Way 10. Penny Tight 11. Little Misstique 12. Raised On The Radio 13. Like Her So 14. Anything You Want 15. Lookin' For A Cool Boy 16. Lovergirl 17. Alien  | | Play Raised on The Radio Play Don't Leave Me This Way Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Don't Leave Me This Way 2. Rhythm of the Heart 3. Cool Boy 4. Lose You 5. Raised on the Radio 6. Ready For Romance 7. No Regular Woman 8. Second Hand 9. Physical Attraction 10. Wraparound 11. Give Me OneChance 12. Love Or Suicide |
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Play One Fallen Angel Play I'm a Rav'n Maniac Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. One Fallen Angel 2. I'll Be Waiting for You 3. Pulse 4. Cryin' 'Bout It Don't Do Any Good 5. Gone Too Long 6. Can't Shake It 7. Too Hot To Hold 8. Getaway 9. I'm a Rav'n Maniac 10. I'm a Rav'n Maniac (chant version) | ||
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| The Ravyns are best known for their 1982 hit, ³Raised on the Radio²,
which was featured in the Universal film, Fast Times at Ridgemont High. The
song was the second single released from the soundtrack of that film,
receiving great critical acclaim in Billboard and instantaneous rock radio
placement nationwide and abroad.
With the success of ³Raised..² came a full length album deal with MCA. The Ravyns was released in 1984, and once again lauded by critics on both sides of the Atlantic. Within one year, the band produced three music videos - ³Raised on the Radio², ³Don¹t Leave Me This Way², and ³Rhythm of the Heart² - the latter of which won MTV¹s 1985 National Basement Tapes competition solely by viewer support. In more recent years, The Ravyns have continued to enjoy attention and notoriety by rock fans young and old as an important chapter in the eighties music scene. ³Raised on the Radio² has appeared in many trivia publications and shows, has been recorded by various newer groups over the years, and still emerges in rock radio formats worldwide. The Ravyns continue to perform live special concerts a few times each year when prompted, and the original lineup - Rob Fahey, Kyf Brewer, David Bell, Tim Steele, and Lee Townsend - is still intact. Loyal followers of these appearances agree that Ravyns shows today are, ³just as exciting as they always were in the eighties....they never let you down! The Ravyns can be found at Kyf Brewer's web site |