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| + | Lead singer Greg Noble (John Patrick Reger) is killed, and Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff) joins the band to investigate and also protect member Stephanie 'Stevie' March (Catherine Hickland, Hasselhoff's then-wife), who turns out to be a long lost love of Knight's. | ||
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| + | The songs came from Hasselhoff's album ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_Rocker Night Rocker]'', released in January 1985. Hickland duetted with Hasselhoff on some of the album tracks. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:13, 16 November 2017
Rock band from the "Let It Be Me" episode (05/13/1984) of television series Knight Rider.
Lead singer Greg Noble (John Patrick Reger) is killed, and Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff) joins the band to investigate and also protect member Stephanie 'Stevie' March (Catherine Hickland, Hasselhoff's then-wife), who turns out to be a long lost love of Knight's.
The songs came from Hasselhoff's album Night Rocker, released in January 1985. Hickland duetted with Hasselhoff on some of the album tracks.
