After five years of serious dues-paying on the competitive U.K. music scene, Scottish rockers Nazareth were still looking for their big break when they unleashed their third album, ‘Razamanaz ...

If you were a teenaged guitar-rock freak growing up in Chilliwack in the '70s, you liked Nazareth. And you no doubt thought they had dipped in quality with 1974's Rampant before returning to form ...

Dan McCafferty, founding lead singer for the Scottish hard rock band Nazareth, has died. In a message on Facebook, Nazareth bassist Pete Agnew announced McCafferty’s death. “Dan died at 12:40 ...

Discover showtimes, read reviews, watch trailers, find streaming options, and see where to watch Nazareth Razamanaz (2002). Explore cast details and learn more on Moviefone.

Nazareth spent the better part of the '70s frantically flitting between recording studios and concert stages. They were working tirelessly to promote well-received LPs like Razamanaz, Loud and ...

Manny Charlton, founding guitarist with the hard rock band Nazareth and early Guns N’ Roses producer, has died. He was 80. ... notably 1973’s “Razamanaz” and 1975’s “Hair of the Dog.” ...

Charlton cofounded Nazareth in 1968 with singer Dan McCafferty, bassist Pete Agnew, and drummer Darrell Sweet. The band found success in the UK with its 1973 third LP, Razamanaz, produced by Deep ...

Nazareth’s 1975 album, “Hair of the Dog,” went platinum in the U.S. and featured the band’s biggest hit, “Love Hurts,” Variety reported. The album peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard ...

Nazareth Razamanaz, Loud 'n' Proud, Rampant, Hair of the Dog, Expect No Mercy & No Mean City (BMG) ★★★★ Heavyweight individually coloured vinyl releases don't come better than these six ...

Nazareth lead singer Dan McCafferty, ... Nazareth broke through in the U.K. with its third album, 1973’s Razamanaz, and the following year’s follow-up, Loud and Proud.

Nazareth formed in 1968, but the core members - McCafferty, Agnew, Manny Charlton ... The band's bassist Roger Glover was a fan, and agreed to produce their next record, 1973's Razamanaz.

Nazareth elevated its profile in rock circles by touring with Deep Purple, and that band's bassist Roger Glover later lended some of his group's style to Nazareth's third LP Razamanaz from 1973.