The Del Fuegos were a rock group from Boston who had a few albums in the mid 1980s on Slash Records. Boston, Mass. hit the Billboard charts in 1985. Stand Up made the charts in 1987. The Longest Day was their first album a... more »nd is making its worldwide CD debut.« less
The Del Fuegos were a rock group from Boston who had a few albums in the mid 1980s on Slash Records. Boston, Mass. hit the Billboard charts in 1985. Stand Up made the charts in 1987. The Longest Day was their first album and is making its worldwide CD debut.
"... besides me who is astounded that this disk is not available? Maybe it's because I live in Boston (and did when this album came out, sometime around 1986), but at least two songs on this album were hits that got major airtime here in Boston ("Don't Run Wild" and "I Still Want You"). Anyway, great, landmark album of memorable, rockin' garage-tinged pop. There must be someone else out there who remembers this album? Let's hope it's available soon."
Still holds up after all these years
Robert Tullis | Boston, MA | 11/23/2003
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This is a fabulous album of garage rock. The Del Fuegos were the Zanes brothers, Don and Warren, along with Woody Glessmann on drums and Tom Lloyd on bass. Released in 1985 this was their first national album, and it still holds up next to the neo-punk of the new millennium. Almost every song of the ten is a keeper. These guys came to my attention via a Miller beer TV ad series that featured about-to-break-out acts in various local music scenes. Anyone else remember that? "Don't Run Wild" is the big hit, but the entire album is great."
Exceptional 80s Music
R Greco | Norfolk, VA | 05/08/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This is one kickin' butt band from the 80s when the term "Alternative" was just born. You gotta have this in your stash if you want some good Rock-N-Roll."
It doesn't get much better!
M. Zabaroff | London, UK | 06/21/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I have loved the Del Fuegos ever since I 1st heard I Still Want You. They were unbelievable 'live' and it's a crying shame that they split up. Dan Zanes is doing some great stuff right now with 'family' oriiented music (listen to Night Time) and Warren Zanes has an album out called Memory Girls which is sensational. But this was the album for me. It has all the raw energy that all the best and essential rock and roll records have and there isn't a bad song. If anyone out there has even a mild curiosity about these guys then I recommend to them 100% this album. The other Fuegos albums are great especially The Longest Day & Smoking In The Fields but this is THE one to have. Check out I Still Want You, Shame and Don't Run Wild. Classics. Anyone for a petition to get them back together and I mean the Del Fuegos line up from the 1st 3 albums with Warren & Woody on board.
Fantastic!"