A rock blend of early female groups, British pop and New York emotion.

17 MP3 Songs
ROCK: 80's Rock, POP: Power Pop



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"The songs transmit a rough, raw power while reflecting the enticing qualities of '60s female groups, Spector and British Pop..."
-Richard Cromelin, Los Angeles Times

"...meshes the volatile energy of Little Richard with the vocal pleadings of the Ronettes while masquerading as the early Beatles."
-Radio Pete, Rocky Mountain Musical Express

"...the Heaters write songs which are consistently infectious."
-Randy Lewis, Cashbox

In the late '70s and early '80s, the Heaters! played to sold out shows in their home in Los Angeles and across the country, gaining loyal fans, who sang along with the band's exciting musical blend of rock, pop, Motown, British Invasion, New York underground and a dash of Tin Pan Alley.

Featuring singer Theresa Robertson on lead vocals, sisters Missy Connell on bass and vocals and Maggie Connell on keyboards and vocals, Jamnes Demeter on guitar and Phil Cohen on drums and vocals, the Heaters! were a hard to classify but easy to love rock and roll whirlwind.

Now for the first time, you can hear the Heaters! as they sounded in their prime. Combining completed re-recorded and re-mastered tracks from the band's ill-fated album on Ariola America and other selected tracks from the group's vaults, including 3 live tracks, this is the album the band always intended for people to hear.

So give a listen. Guaranteed to brighten your day, get your feet moving and have you singing along before you know it! Put On The Heat!