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AT BLUE DOLPHIN.
The Kats
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Bio+Discography:
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(Produced by 'Naughty Sweetie' Ian Jack)
THE KATS:
Writing in the Herald Examiner, Ken Tucker summed up what The Kats are all about when he said, "The Kats are the rock and roll equivalent of a prime Loony Tunes cartoon, one of those trash delights in which a character is flattened by an anvil one second but immediately revives to make mischief...The cartoon star of the Kats is lead singer-songwriter Freddy Moore, a runty fireball who looks like Frank Gorshin after being hit on the head – by an anvil, undoubtedly."
THE KATS:
| Pete McRae | : Lead Guitar |
| Bobbyzio Moore | : Sax, Guitar |
| Al Galles | : Drums, Vocal |
| Dennis Peters | : Bass, Vocal |
| Freddy Moore | : Lead Vocal, Guitar |
Writing in the Herald Examiner, Ken Tucker summed up what The Kats are all about when he said, "The Kats are the rock and roll equivalent of a prime Loony Tunes cartoon, one of those trash delights in which a character is flattened by an anvil one second but immediately revives to make mischief...The cartoon star of the Kats is lead singer-songwriter Freddy Moore, a runty fireball who looks like Frank Gorshin after being hit on the head – by an anvil, undoubtedly."
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