HEAVY PETTIN: Romeo 12″ EP 1987, N.W.O.B.H.M / Rock / A.O.R Check the exclusive video of the 12″ for sale! check LIVE VIDEO

Description Check the exclusive video of the 12″ for sale! Check the exclusive video of the 12″ for sale!   Heavy Pettin   Romeo www.youtube.com/watch?v=9B3k9la1_Is Label: Polydor  POSPX 849 Format: Vinyl, 12″” Country: UK Released: 1987 Tracklist A1 Romeo (Album Version)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9B3k9la1_Is B1 City Girl B2 Don’t Call It Love   3 track 12″”EP label: Polydor Records 1987, POSPX849 UK pressing features: “”Romeo/ City Girl /Don’t Call It Love”” style: NWOBHM/ Rock =============================================================== https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9B3k9la1_Is  —> I remember watching this on tv…..hoping it would win, but it didn’t help that this TV version was an inferior cut down version of the song in this 12″” single. I mean come on….there wasn’t even a guitar solo in it. =============================================================== Scottish hard rock outfit Heavy Pettin’ was formed in Glasgow in mid-1981 when the trio of guitarist Gordon Bonnar, bassist Brian Waugh and drummer Gary Moat–known collectively as Weeper–added vocalist Steve Hayman (a.k.a. Hamie) and lead guitarist Punky Mendoza to the lineup. Borrowing their new name from a UFO album, Heavy Pettin’ gigged extensively before signing to Neat Records to cut their debut single, 1982’s Roll the Dice; Polydor soon extended a major-label deal, and with Queen guitarist Brian May installed as co-producer, the group recorded their 1983 debut LP Lettin’ Loose. British tours in support of Kiss and Ozzy Osbourne followed in advance of Heavy Pettin’s sophomore effort, 1985’s Love Ain’t Dead. Sessions for the band’s third album were interrupted when Polydor plucked the song “Romeo” for entry in the Eurovision Song Contest–not only did the song fail to find favor with judges[6th (out of the 10 songs in the competition)], but it’s more pop-oriented sound alienated Heavy Pettin’s core audience. The group dissolved in early 1988; their completed third LP The Big Bang was issued the following year.