Kelly Keeling performed with Blue Murder until 1994 and then collaborated with former Europe guitarist John Norum (1995–1997), Michael Schenker (1999), Erik Norlander (2003), Dokken (2004) and George Lynch (2004) for both their tours and solo efforts. Consequently, Baton Rouge disbanded in 1991. Keeling was very unsatisfied with the music Baton Rouge had been playing and of the band itself, so when he received the offer to enter in Blue Murder, a group founded by guitarist John Sykes ( Tygers of Pan Tang, Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake), he accepted the proposal. The album did not enter the American charts and was a commercial failure. Their second album Lights Out on the Playground was released in 1991 and included the song 'Desperate', written by Jack Ponti and also previously recorded by Babylon AD on their album with the same name. īaton Rouge underwent a change of label and another change of formation for the recording of their second album, with the addition of former Keel guitarist Tony Palmucci in place of Cremin.

Shake Your Soul peaked at No. 160 in the U.S. Keyboard player David Cremin, is credited in the album and is pictured on the back cover but he did not participate in the recordings. The track 'There Was a Time (The Storm)' was co-written with Jaime Kyle. The album saw the participation of several guest musicians, from drummer Frankie LaRocka of Company of Wolves and the band of John Waite, to Joey Franco, drummer of Good Rats and Twisted Sister, to Bobby Gordon and Randy Cantor on keyboards. The debut album of Baton Rouge, Shake Your Soul, was published in 1990 with the production of Jack Ponti. Meanwhile, in 1989, Keeling, Bulen, and Ponti, contributed some songs for the album Point Blank of the German hard rock band Bonfire. With the collaboration of the two songwriting members of the band Surgin’, Jack Ponti and Vic Pepe (the first had worked on the first album of Bon Jovi), Baton Rouge began rehearsing material for their first album. In 1989, after only six shows in Los Angeles clubs, Atlantic Records put the band under contract. The band, still under the name Cheetah, signed to MCA Records and produced a demo and a song with Jack Ponti, before Scott departed and was replaced by Scott Bender. After that inspiring conversation, Bulen became lead guitarist backing vocalist, bassist Bryan Scott and drummer Corky McClellan. Keeling assumed the role of frontman after producer/songwriter David Foster sat down with Lance and said that Kelly's voice for the songs fit your band better. The band relocated to Los Angeles in 1987, experiencing changes of personnel and roles within the group.

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