Band:
David Roach - vocals and percussion
Chris Gates - guitar
Brian Baker - guitar
Clay Anthony - bass
Patrick Michael Muzingo - drums and percussion

Additional Musicians:
Duane Roland - guitar (1 & 4)
Earl Slick - slide guitar (3 & 7)
Al Kooper - piano and hammond organ (3 & 10)
John Purdell - background vocals
Tom Kelly - background vocals (2, 3 & 5)
Bob Carlyle - background vocals (2, 3 & 5)

Production:
Produced by Tom Werman. Engineered by Duane Baron. Mixed by Duane Baron, John Purdell and Tom Werman.

Review:
Junkyard was a talented quintet whose debut was largely ignored but remains a sleaze classic. Songs like "Hot Rod", "Hollywood" and "Texas" really jam, while "Blooze" is one of the best tributes to alcohol ever recorded. In my opinion vocalist David Roach sounds exactly like Motley Crue's Vince Neil at times.
  The sound on Junkyard is a mix of Little Caesar and Jetboy, a blend of blues and punk with straight-ahead hard rock - an unusual mix indeed, but one that works great. Junkyard still performs live every so often, and I hope to hear new material from them in the near future. In the meantime I give this album two thumbs up!

Reviewed by Pam for Sleaze Roxx, April 2004.

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