Asphalt Ballet (album) explained

Asphalt Ballet
Type:	studio
Artist:	Asphalt Ballet
Cover:	Asphalt Ballet cover.png
Released:	September 17, 1991
Recorded:	1991
Genre:	Hard rock
Length:	50:04
Label:	Virgin
Producer:	Greg Edward
Next Title:	Pigs
Next Year:	1993

Asphalt Ballet is the debut album by the American band Asphalt Ballet.^[1] ^[2] The album was released in 1991 by Virgin Records.^[3] The song "Soul Survive" was a minor radio and MTV hit.

Reception

The AllMusic review by Vincent Reffries stated: "Judging from this debut, Asphalt Ballet couldn't muster enough confidence or conviction to fill the leather boots of their bad-boy idols."

Personnel

Gary Jeffries - Vocals and harmonica
Terry Phillips - Bass
Julius Ulrich - Guitar
Danny Clarke - Guitar
Mikki Kiner - Drums

Additional personnel

Charles Judge - Keyboards
Greg Edward - Percussion, keyboards, vocals
Debby Holiday - Vocals
Jeff Daniel - Vocals
Daniel O'Brien - Vocals
Rick Palombi - Vocals
Jimmy Z - Saxophone
Dan Fornero - Trumpet
Art Velasco - Trombone

Notes and References

News: D'Agostino . John . Band Started by Poway High Classmates Causing L.A. Stir . Los Angeles Times . Aug 14, 1991 . F2.
News: Persall . Steve . Livestock II: No Rain, Please . St. Petersburg Times . Nov 15, 1991 . Weekend . 35.
News: Varga . George . Asphalt Ballet swings on course . The San Diego Union-Tribune . Aug 14, 1991 . D6.