''Strange Spirits'' is a 1979 album by the

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. Casablanca supported this release with a single release in the U.S. of "Dancing' for the Man" backed with "Walk the Night." A video was also created by Polygram Records (Australia) for "Life at the Outpost" which was deemed a total misrepresentation of the Skatt Bros, as it contained none of the band members, but actors performing choreography. Nonetheless, the song was released as a single in other markets, notably in Australia where it was backed with "Midnight Companion", and reached gold record status. The

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connections continue on this album, apart from the obvious Sean Delaney one: a KISS pinball machine features on the album's rear cover photograph.

Release details

In 2010, European music company Premium Series reissued ''Strange Spirits'' with a bonus track: ''Walk the Night (12 inch version)''. The reissue claimed to be "24 Bit Digitally Remastered From Original Master Tapes".

Track listing

2010 bonus track

Charts

Personnel

* Sean Delaney - Keyboards *Pieter Sweval - Bass *Richard Martin-Ross - Guitar *David Andez - Lead Guitar *Richie Fontana - Drums *

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- Drums

Recording

Auxiliary musicians: *Brian Russell *Michael Toles *Errol Thomas *Carl Marsh *Barry Keane Recorded at: Phase One Recording Studios Limited, Toronto, Ontario, Canada *First Engineer: George Semkiw *Assistant Engineers: Mick Walsh, Jeff Stobbs, Robin Brouwers *Mastered at Sterling Sound by George Marino *Art Direction: Phyllis Chotin *Design: Gribbitt! *Photography: Dean Tokuno

References

{{Authority control 1979 albums Casablanca Records albums