Luba – Secrets and Sins (1984) Cassette ALANNAH MYLES orchestrated pop rock with the

orchestrated pop rock with the Beatlesque shimmer and studio perfectionism that defines everything he touches

Disc: Good+ — 9/10 (no issues

Sammy Hagar collects some of his finest solo work — hard-driving rock with the Red Rocker's signature high-octane delivery and the kind of anthemic hooks that made him a stadium staple

and deeply moving

the ballads

Luba – Secrets and Sins (1984) Cassette ALANNAH MYLES orchestrated pop rock with theA Canadian pop gem. Secrets and Sins is a 1984 debut from Luba the Montreal singer whose powerful voice and sophisticated pop sensibility made her one of Canada's most distinctive artists of the era. Featuring "How Many (Rivers to Cross)," this is CanCon pop at its most compelling and underrated. Format: Cassette Tape Year: 1984 Genre: Pop Synth Pop Canadian Cover: Good 89 10 (minimal wear) Tape: Good 89 10 (minimal wear, tested OK) A well preserved