8 thoughts on “ Richie Kotzen - Fever Dream (Cassette, Album) ”

1. The results on Fever Dream are enjoyable. Kotzen's vocal range proves to be more than adequate to convincingly deliver his ideas, and he's written some strong, catchy songs. "Dream of a New Day," the album's best, was even featured in the movie Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey. Go also to "Fall of a Leader" and "Yvonne" for more solid hooks.

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2. Richard Dale “Richie” Kotzen, Jr. is an American guitarist, singer, songwriter and producer. Kotzen has a prolific solo career, with a back catalogue of more than twenty album releases, was a.

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3. Biography. Richie Kotzen began playing piano at the age of five. At the age of seven, he was inspired to learn the electric guitar by the band imlebubooktitelcealevestfritorgot.xyzinfo started his career in a band named Arthur's imlebubooktitelcealevestfritorgot.xyzinfo was eventually discovered by Shrapnel Records' Mike Varney, and he recorded his first solo album by the age of 19, the first of two instrumental records, simply entitled Richie Kotzen.

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5. Official site of the singer and guitarist. Includes news, biography, discography, a list of upcoming tour dates, and photographs.

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7. NO matter how good you think you are, you’re no Richie Kotzen. Like a superhero, Kotzen uses his powers for good, coming to the rescue for bands such as Poison, and more than filling the hyper-speed picking shoes of Paul Gilbert in Mr. Big. Add to that his collaboration with Stanley Clarke and Lenny White on the jazz-fusion project Vertu, and it’s undeniable that versatility and chops are.

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8. "Fever Dream," Richie Kotzen's second full length album, showcases not only Kotzen's virtuoso guitar playing, but also his strong vocals. This effort is sandwiched between his self-titled debut album and "Electric Joy," both instrumental efforts. Nevertheless, Richie could sing, and this album was a sign of the wonderful things to come from him.5/5(6).

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