
Spokane, Washington's Doc Rockit came together in 1974. The power trio spent several years in the club scene before finally issuing their self-titled album in 1979 on the Primo Sound label. Despite a clearly impressive effort, the limited pressing fell by the wayside and the band parted ways in 1981. It wasn't until 1989 that the lineup would reunite for their followup album, "Azugi". Though clearly more mainstream, the album failed to gain attention outside of their cult following and Doc Rockit once again dissolved.
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Tomorrow Child
Circle Of Stone
There She Goes
I Touched a Rock
Drive Like Hell
Yakima Red
Angelique
Babble on (Always)
World War Blues
Shut Up (Ain't Got Time)
She's a Rebel
Shut Up(Ain't Got Time)
Who Will Sing for the Wolf?
Bottom of the Ocean Blues
You Got Me Movin
Labyrinth
Circus Maximus
The Stand
Every Step of the Way
Abandon Ship
Shut Up & Deal (Ain't Got Time)
Drive Like Hell - I Touched A Rock
Angelique - Yakima Red
From the Heart
Nevermore
Sox
City of Glass
Birdman
04-Angelique/05-Yakima Red
Track 2-Drive Like Hell/Track 3-I Touched A Rock
02-Drive Like Hell/03-I Touched A Rock
Shes A Rebel
Track 4-Angelique/Track 5-Yakima Red
09-Babble On(Always)/10-World War Blues
Roman Candle
You Are The One
Cafe de Flore
Drive Like Hell/I Touched A Rock
01-Tomorrow Child
08-Circle Of Stone
Babble On (Always) - World War Blues
All Night Angel
Tree Of Life
You Got Me Movin'
Babble On (Always) - III World War Blues
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