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Formats and Editions
1. You Used to Kiss the Girls
2. Negroes Were Dancing, The
3. Slug Line
4. Madonna Road
5. (No More) Dancin' in the Street
6. Long Night
7. Night That Kenny Died, The
8. Radio Girl
9. You're My Love Interest
10. Take Off Your Uniform
11. Sharon's Got a Drugstore
12. Washable Ink
More Info:
CD reissue of this 1979 release. Slug Line was singer/songwriter John Hiatt's third album, released after four years without a record deal. Adding reggae and rhythm 'n' blues to the stew, Hiatt delivered a rawer and meaner album, establishing him as an original and creative singer/songwriter. Confidently flirting with reggae on 'Madonna Road', pop on 'Radio Girl', rockabilly on 'You Used To Kiss The Girls' and R&B on 'Washable Ink', Hiatt had become a master who could paint just about any musical landscape.
