John Sloman and (Gary Moore?) - The Demos

This collection of demos was originally titled Gary Moore the John Sloman demos and came with a cover featuring Gary Moore on the front so I thought I would rectify that as all these songs are written by John with the vast majority finding there way on to his first solo effort "Disappearances Can Be Deceptive..." There is also a version of "Inside Out" which had already surfaced as Uriah Heep's "My Joanna Needs Tuning (inside Out)" the B Side to the single version of "Think it Over" featuring Sloman on vocals, a song that has been quoted as the "worst song ever written by the band" Which is a shame really, as I quite like it and in my opinion the band have released worse (Love Stealer springs to mind). The band apparently have said that as no-one ever listens to the B side of singles it didn't really matter if it was a good or a bad title (perhaps I was the exception as I always gave the B-side a listen, and in a lot of cases the 'flip' side' would be better, I can think of two Heep examples, 'Been Hurt' the flip side to 'Carry On'  and 'Why' the Flip side to 'Easy Livin''. Both of which are far superior to the A-side) 

Not being a particularly big Gary Moore fan i couldn't tell you if he is on these Demos or not.
Perhaps someone out there can confirm it

 The Tracks

1 - Hooked on a Dream

2 - Jealous Eyes

3 - Guilty #2

4 - She Talks About You

5 - In Too Deep

6 - You Took the Love

7 - Inside Out

8 - Perfect Strangers (Perfect Mix) 

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