MISC NOTES: First record from a two and one-half-year-old rock group from the Aberdeen, Washington-area initially known as Nitro Express. The shortened name was adopted some six months ago as the trio began moving from performing cover songs in clubs around Northwestern Washington to more of an "original" music stance. Tim Holderman, speaking for the group, points to this debut single as part of that transition. As for the recordings, he characterizes "Think I'm Sorry" as a solid up tempo rock number with lyrics reflecting a love gone wrong."Who Do You Love", says Tim, is another straight forward rocker. Lyrically it concerns a guy asking his lover why she's never around. [NORTHWEST DISC-COVERIES & SOUND REPORT Volume 4 #10 October,1979.]

LOCATION: Bellevue, WA
RECORDING PERSONNEL: Bruce Stone [bass, vocals]; Tim Holderman [guitar, vocals]; Randy Sander [drums]
RECORDING STUDIO: Pacific West Recorders
RECORDING ENGINEER: Dave Perry

FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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A-SIDE COMPOSER: Bruce Stone
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B-SIDE COMPOSER:Tim Holderman
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