| [artist]: | various artists | |
| [record]: | Playboy: Street Rock |
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| [1.] | [3:11] | Tiger Tiger: Summertime | ||
| (Andy Hill) | ||||
| (Angel Horse Music/Procan) | ||||
| [2.] | [3:31] | Jackals: I've Come Back | ||
| (D. Finnerty/B. Loosigian) | ||||
| (Nightflite Music) | ||||
| [3.] | [3:22] | Champion V: Radio | ||
| (Champion) | ||||
| (Nightflite Music) | ||||
| [4.] | [4:01] | Wally Poz: Automatic Life | ||
| (Walter Poznanski) | ||||
| (Nightflite Music) | ||||
| [5.] | [3:02] | Remedials: Sweet Leather | ||
| (J. Dow/G. Banks) | ||||
| (Nightflite Music) | ||||
| [6.] | [4:36] | Kick Axe: Reality Is The Nightmare | ||
| (Larry Gillstrom/Charles McNary) | ||||
| (Nightflite Music)(Produced by Rock Shannon) | ||||
| [7.] | [3:30] | Champion V: Steppin' Out | ||
| (Champion) | ||||
| (Nightflite Music) | ||||
| [8.] | [3:00] | Schoolboys: Mr. Mouth | ||
| (B. Bricklin/S. Bricklin) | ||||
| (Golden Guru) | ||||
| [9.] | [4:25] | Ms. Treat: I'm Gonna Go Away | ||
| (Don Farmer, Jr.) | ||||
| (Nightflite Music) | ||||
| [10.] | [2:09] | Revelons: Outlaw Without A Gun | ||
| (Gregory Lee Pickard) | ||||
| (Nightflite Music) | ||||
| [11.] | [3:20] | Snake Rock: Your Hot Love | ||
| (Snake Rock) | ||||
| (Nightflite Music) | ||||
| [released]: | 1982, March; see also INFO | |
| [total time]: | 38:07 | |
| [executive producer]: | Joey Cee | |
| [recording & mixing engineer]: | Jeff Kreegar | |
| [project coordinator]: | Rick Novak | |
| [project liaison]: | Janis Peterson | |
| [associate director]: | Paul C. Quintile | |
| [additional recording and mixing]: | Castle Recording (formerly Shade Tree Studios), Lake Geneva, Wisconsin | |
| [mastering]: | Lacquer Channel, Toronto | |
| [front cover photo]: | Jim Matusik | |
| [back cover photo]: | Robert Keeling | |
| [art direction/front cover]: | John Zimmerman | |
| [art direction/back cover]: | Paul Marvine | |
| [remark]: | In 1981, Nighflite Records, Inc. was chosen by Playboy Enterprises, Inc. to produce and distribute their first and only internationally released album, titled "Playboy Street Rock" having triumphed over a dozen other U.S.A. labels. The Playboy Street Rock is a compilation featuring the winners of the Playboy magazine's 1981 Music Poll. The artists included in this album were selected from hundreds of entries received from upcoming new talent representing various cities and regions of the U.S.A. and Canada. Tiger Tiger (Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, USA), Jackals, Wally Poz (Carlisle, Massachusetts, USA), Champion Five (Chicago, Illinois, USA), Remedials (Montreal, Quebec, Canada), Schoolboys (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA), Ms. Treat (Orlando, Florida, USA), Snake Rock (Cleveland, Ohio, USA), Revelons (New York City, New York, USA), Kick Axe (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada). Kick Axe's song "Reality Is The Nightmare" was recorded in following line-up: Larry Gillstrom - guitars, Raymond Arthur Harvey - guitars, Victor Langen - bassguitar, Brian Gillstrom - drums and Charles McNary - vocals. Recorded through Kelly DeYoung Sound live at Savoy 1981, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and produced by Rock Shannon, (inner sleeve) photo taken by Victor Dezso. |
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Year | Country | Label | Cat # | UPC/EAN | Info |
| 1982 March | Canada | Nightflite / Nardem | NFLP-2001 / NAR-106 | 1st press |
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