Artist: Perennial
EP: You're the Ones
The derivative early '80s heavy metal band Perennial hailed from Seattle, which explains why they're screaming about "Rock and Roll Evenings" instead of "Rock and Roll Nights." Seattle is still known as a fairly sleepy town where residents go to bed pretty early. Perennial could have even gone so far as to call the track "Rock and Roll Brunch" and it would have made perfect sense around here.
According to the info on the back of their 1983 4-track EP, Perennial's manager, Redvers Watson, worked out of Edmonds, a suburb just north of Seattle. I tried in vain to track Redvers down today, mainly just to ask if they knew what brand of shampoo the group used to produce such stunning highlights. You can read a little about Perennial here, and I've included a video for "You're the Ones" below. It's uncanny in their video how much all four members of Perennial look exactly like Mrs. Welsh, my 4th grade teacher at Robertson Elementary. Except for the wardrobe, of course.
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Funny! I played bass on Perennial's first demo that got them the deal to release this EP. It was my first recording session and I was 19. I ended up not joining them, I was playing in Little Wing at the time (pre-Attachments) and we both played the first Metalfest in '81 w/ TKO and the Mob (later renamed Queensryche). Ten years later, I'd moved to SF and joined Pansy Division. Cheers!
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