Artist	Song
April Wine	You Could Have Been a Lady
from On Record (1972)
April Wine	Like a Lover, Like a Song
from The Whole World's Goin' Crazy (1976)
April Wine	Bad Side of the Moon
from On Record (1972)
April Wine	Weeping Widow
from Electric Jewels (1973)
April Wine	Fast Train
from April Wine (1971)
April Wine	You Won't Dance With Me
from Forever for Now (1977)

Comment:

Led through various incarnations by lynchpin frontman Myles Goodwyn, April Wine — currently rocking hard into its fifth decade —is one of Canada's great rock 'n' roll institutions, commanding a vast grassroots fanbase of loyal April Winos by mastering that fundamental formula: hook-filled hard rock backed by a gold-plated reputation for bringing it big time in the live arena. We open up with the band's first chart-topper — a funk-rocked 1972 cover of Hot Chocolate's "You Could Have Been a Lady" — then get stuck into the hits, including debut outing "Fast Train," the mid-'70s ballad "I Wouldn't Want to Lose Your Love," and the fully loaded "Roller" (1978). There's more of April Wine's extra-hard late-'70s output, in Next Steps.

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