1979 live album from hard rock band that featured female singer Fabienne Shine and Ross “The Boss” Friedman (The Dictators, Manowar) on lead guitar

Fabienne Shine was born in Tunisia but grew up in France, becoming a kind of Renaissance woman: fashion model, actor (appearing in 1968’s Barbarella), musician. By the early ’70s, Shine had fallen in with Led Zeppelin, becoming romantically involved with Jimmy Page. Page and Robert Plant encouraged her to put together a band of her own. In 1975, alongside guitarist Eric Lvi, she formed a group in Paris that eventually became known as Shakin’ Street. After releasing the debut album Vampire Rock on CBS Records in 1978, Shakin’ Street relocated to San Francisco to cut a follow-up LP. Shine asked Sandy Pearlman to produce, impressed by the hard, metallic sound he routinely captured for Blue yster Cult. He agreed and sessions commenced at the Automatt in San Francisco. By this point, the band’s origi