The Real Kids "All Kindsa jerks live" 1983

...John Felice started off his career as a rock & roll legend as the teenage bassist in the Modern Lovers, whom he left in 1972 to form his own band, the Kids, with bassist Rick Coraccio, guitarist Steve Davidson, and drummer Norman Bloom...
...Thanks to their catchy songs, energetic performances, and high-powered covers of vintage rock & roll tunes, the band became a Boston institution. Success in their hometown didn't translate to a record deal and it took until 1977 for the band, now named the Real Kids, to record an album. The lineup of Felice, guitarist Billy Borgioli, bassist Allen "Alpo" Paulino, and drummer Howie Ferguson went into the studio with legendary producer Marty Thau to lay down a mix of Felice originals and ramped-up oldies. The resulting self-titled album was issued by the tiny Red Star label...to be continued... - Biography by Tim Sendra
trax:
01 Outta place 02 No place fast 03 She don't know 04 Common at noon 05 Boob 06 Baby's book 07 Can't talk to that girl 08 Bad to worse 09 She got everything 10 My way 11 All kindsa girls