Freak Of Nature

Black Vinyl LP

FREAK OF NATURE was Mike Tramps band creation just after White Lion disbanded. The sound was arguably darker and harder than

what Tramp was known for from White Lion, but Freak Of Nature, completed by bassist Jerry Best, guitarists Kenny Korade

and Dennis Chick, and drummer Johnny Haro, released two studio albums and one demos and outtakes collection to much fan praise

and press attention, making hard rock history.

Now, years after being absent from the market, Mighty Music will re-release all three Freak Of Nature albums: Freak Of Nature

(1993), Gathering Of Freaks (1994), and Outcasts (1998) in several collectors editions, both in digipack CD and coloured vinyl

(Outcast CD only NOT vinyl) with restored artwork and remastered.

After 45 years serving rocknroll to the fullest. I can honestly say the magic and brotherhood within the four walls of a band, only

comes once. No matter the excitement of the dream that came true when I joined my first band Mabel as a teenager and all that

followed. No matter that huge worldwide success I achieved with White Lion, writing the eternal hit When The Children Cry and the

everlasting rock classic Wait with Vito Bratta. The gigantic tours we played with KISS, Aerosmith, AC/DC and Ozzy Osbourne, Mike

Tramp says.

I can honestly say that the three years Freak OF Nature was a recording and touring band. I experienced the true definition of what a

Band is. From writing the songs as a band standing in a circle facing each other, no more or no less than the guy. Giving each other

the respect to handling their own instrument without interference. The warrior attitude One For All And All For One when we took

to the road and conquered every challenge we faced, at times it seems like it was daily. It was and is the real deal. When I listen back

to the two albums we recorded together and also the remains on Outcasts, it is both with a big smile and tears in my eyes, that I

can say, this is what a rocknroll band is supposed to be like. And even if I could, I would not change a single thing, it was the best

days of my life, Tramp concludes.