John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band is the name of an American rock band from Narragansett, Rhode Island, that began their career in the 1970s and achieved mainstream success in the 1980s. Originally known as simply Beaver Brown. This sequel to the rock & roll mystery Eddie and the Cruisers explains many of the questions concerning the mysterious death of 1960s rocker Eddie Wilson, who with his Cruisers was celebrating the success of their first album when he got in a terrible car wreck, from which his body was never recovered. Also missing were the masters from the group's upcoming second album. This story begins 25-years later as Eddie Wilson is found living in Montreal under an assumed name. At this time, the masters from the second album are finally released and suddenly the whole continent is caught up in a resurgence of "Eddiemania." This inspires Wilson, who continues to use an alias, to form a new band and hit the road. Once again, his music is provided by John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band. They're all high-energy, pounding three-chord rock & roll, sounding a bit like Bruce Springsteen or Bob Seger. There may not be a song as good as "The Dark Side," but the music is still enjoyable for hardcore fans of the original.
01. "Runnin' Thru the Fire" - 3:35
02. "Just a matter of time" - 4:09
03. "Open Road" - 5:26
04. "Maryia" - 4:47
05. "Emotional Storm" - 3:43
06. "Pride and Passion" - 3:29
07. "Garden of Eden" - 3:29
08. "N.Y.C. Song - 5:06
09. "Some Like It Hot" - 5:07
10. "(Keep My Love) Alive" - 3:42
Release Date: August 18, 1989
Label: Scotti Brothers
Genre: Rock
Length: 43:13
Producer: Kenny Vance
Engineers: Karl Rassmussen, John Muldowney, Tony Papa
Personnel:
John Cafferty - vocals, guitar, keyboards
Gary Gramolini - guitar
Michael "Tunes" Atunes - saxophone
Bob Cotoia - keyboards
Pat Lupo - bass
Kenny Jo Silva - drums
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