The sequel to the hit LP "Merseybeat" now available. All new/original Merseybeat songs. Party on.

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Wichita Falls Records Announces new LP by Frank Lee Sprague
Enter the CAVERN
Hollywood, December 7th 2005

âAuthentic!â âMasterful!â âA celebration!â
Critics and fans raved over Frank Lee Spragueâs 2004 album, Merseybeat. Now, his highly anticipated sequel, Cavern, is available from Wichita Falls Records.
While Merseybeat often channeled the sunnier side of the mid-sixties British Invasion, Cavern pulls us into the tense, sweaty atmosphere of Liverpoolâs famous beat club where a four- piece band captivates the audience with their electrifying brand of rock ââ¬Ënâ roll.
Cavern features thirteen all-new original Merseybeat songs, skillfully sung, played, arranged and produced by Frank Lee Sprague. The album leads off with an impressive 1-2-3 punch '" the irresistibly catchy âYouâll Be Mine,â the soaring, harmony-filled, âSheâs a Bad Memory,â and the classic, all-out ferocious rocker, âGive it All You Can,â a song and performance that would have made John Lennon proud. Other highlights abound. âShe Liedâ is the perfect single, combining an intense, passionate vocal with an absolutely mesmerizing arrangement and production.
The follow-up single might be âYou Missed Out on Me,â a song that will surely propel the cellar dwellers to the dance floor. âI Believeâ is a winsome, melodic ballad in the Paul McCartney mold, while âI Donât Love Her Anymoreâ has the feel of John Lennonâs best work on Meet the Beatles. If Peter and Gordon had sat in with Buddy Holly, they might have come up with âCavern,â the jaunty and delightful album closer. But the show isnât over yet.
The band roars back with an encore, a crazed, rocked up version of Cleveland Crochetâs, âSugar Bee.â
Known for his remarkable ability to synthesize authentic rock ââ¬Ënâ roll styles into his own West Texas imprint, Frank Lee Spragueâs work has wowed reviewers in Rolling Stone, Playboy, The Washington Post, The New Yorker, and many other magazines and newspapers. He has appeared on CBS nationwide television and National Public Radio, and has performed live around the world, including several successful tours of Japan. With two Merseybeat-style albums under his belt, he will perform live at the Cavern Club in Liverpool in spring 2006.
Cavern is yet another jewel in this outstanding musicianâs career.
As Cavern Club host Bob Wooler would say,
âRemember all you cave dwellers, the Cavern is the best of cellars. Weâve got the hi-fi high and the lights down low, so here we go with the Frank Sprague show!â