Harlequin - Victim of a Song (1979)

From harlequintheband.com: Harlequin was originally formed in the mid-seventies. After several demos and trips to Toronto, Harlequin was finally discovered playing in a tiny bar in Toronto by representatives of Jack Douglas, legendary producer of Aerosmith, Patti Smith and John Lennon. Ironically, the scouts for Douglas' company had actually intended to see Goddo, the band playing downstairs, but were turned away due to a sold old show. Instead they retired upstairs to a much smaller bar - only to be blown away by the band, playing a high-energy set of strong original songs for only a handful of people. This chance meeting led to a production deal with Douglas. With Douglas’ help, Harlequin signed a deal with CBS/Epic (home to Cheap Trick and Eddie Money) in 1979. The band proceeded to amaze everyone at the label by pushing the first release "Victim of a Song"(1979) to gold status through sheer hard-work, incessant touring, word of mouth and solid song-writing. Songs like Sweet Things in Life, You are the Light and Survive introduced the band to radio to many markets in Canada - especially Western Canada. Sweet Things in Life Survive What's Your Name? Victim Of A Song You Are The Light Who Knows (What A Love Can Do) Shame Shame Turn Around Barely Alive My rip from vinyl. Enjoy!

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rockaway99 (2009-11-12)

Thanks, man.
I had all of Harlequin's first 4 albums and was hoping someone would put them on here.
I'm hoping you have "One False Move" & "Harlequin" as well.

Piotr65 (2009-11-13)

Cheers! Thanks very much for this one. Is it possible to up this one in flac? If not I'm still appreciative of this upload.