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ONLY CHILD (Paul Sabu) – Only Child [YesterRock remaster + ZRecords remaster bonuses] HQ

And here’s the requested Paul Sabu gem of an album, the self-titled ONLY CHILD album remastered by YesterRock Records plus 2 bonus tracks. The album was re-released a year after by Z Records with their own remastering, adding 3 different bonus. All of them are included here as well as extras.
After his acclaimed ‘Heartbreak’ solo album, Paul Sabu wanted to create a band to stand out into the competitive Melodic Hard Rock American scene.
ONLY CHILD was formed in 1987, still with drummer Charles Esposito who played on the previous Sabu record, joined by Tommy Rude on keyboards and Murrill Maglio on bass.
The band’s self titled debut become a true classic, regarded as Paul Sabu’s best ever work. “Only Child” is a fantastic slice of pure US Melodic Hard Rock / AOR driven by…

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ONLY CHILD – Only Child +4 [Rock Candy Remastered] (2020) *EXCLUSIVE*

Rock Cany has just released their remastered version of Paul Sabu’s ’80s band ONLY CHILD, its self-titled debut “Only Child” including 4 bonus tracks.
Paul’s previous (solo) album, the awesome ‘Heartbreak’, was a valiant attempt to raise awareness of his talent, but with limited promotion it failed to connect with the wider public.
Three years later, recognizing that fans wanted nothing more than to be swept up in the emotion of a vertiginous chorus, written in the image of a Desmond Child or a Jack Ponti, Sabu put together his magnum opus, Only Child.
Sabu had learned his lessons the hard way. Popular acclaim was the target. And that remastering job makes the gutsy urgency of of ‘Just Ask’ and ‘I Wanna Touch’ sound dynamic, clear and pin sharp, later mainlining us into the adrenaline rush of ‘I Believe In You’, and ‘Save A Place in Yourt Heart’, unwrapping both songs’ full potential.
It was career highpoint that still resonates today as one of the best AOR albums from the 80s.
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