Kevin Steele - One Thing Left To Do - Red vinyl record cover

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One Thing Left to Do

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Snake Charmer

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The Bedspring Boogie

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I Know What Yer Up to

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Sad, Sad Song

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The 9 Lives Blues

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Fingers Crossed

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Nobody Tells Me When to Quit (The Na Na Song)

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My Baby Didn't Come Home Last Night

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There's a Better Day Comin'

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Don't Ya Worry 'Bout Me


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Kevin Steele

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Kevin Steele, the legendary lead singer and frontman of Roxx Gang and The Mojo Gurus, is back with his first solo record, One Thing Left To Do. The album features the single, "Snake Charmer," and showcases Kevin's masterful songwriting across all the musical styles that have shaped his colorful career, including glam, punk, rock, blues, and even southern gospel. Roxx Gang were one of America's great bands and the first rock band signed to Virgin Records in America. In a way, they were the bridge between glam and grunge and The Mojo Gurus played a vital role in keeping rock-n-roll alive in "the Tens." With One Thing Left To Do, Steele brings his musical journey full circle with a truly remarkable record that you just have to hear.

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