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*Voodoo Highway* is the second and final studio album by the American hard rock band Badlands, released in 1991. The record features former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Jake E. Lee and vocalist Ray Gillen, leaning heavily into a blues-rock sound compared to the band's earlier work. It serves as a late-period example of traditional hard rock before the rise of grunge in the 1990s.
The album is intended for fans of blues-infused heavy metal and late 1980s hard rock.
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Who played guitar on Badlands' Voodoo Highway?
The guitar work on Voodoo Highway was performed by Jake E. Lee, who was previously the guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne in the 1980s. The album features his signature blues-heavy, hard-rock riffing style.
Why was Voodoo Highway Badlands' final album?
Voodoo Highway was the 1991 second and final studio album released by the American hard rock band Badlands. Tensions between vocalist Ray Gillen and Jake E. Lee reached a boiling point during the supporting tour, leading to the band's breakup in 1993.
Did Voodoo Highway by Badlands feature any cover songs?
Yes, the album includes a heavy blues cover of "Rumblin' Train" by Free, showcasing the band's strong blues-rock influences. The record leaned much more heavily into classic blues tropes than their self-titled 1989 debut album.
Who produced the Voodoo Highway album?
Unlike their debut album which was produced by Paul O'Neill, Voodoo Highway was primarily produced by the band members themselves, specifically Jake E. Lee and Ray Gillen. This allowed them to capture a rawer, less polished hard rock sound.
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