Richard Bachman

Un tremendo sortilegio gitano incatena a una sorte da incubo Billy Halleck, noto e influente avvocato: dopo aver investito e ucciso con la sua auto una zingara, è stato infatti assolto da tribunale, ma non dal padre della vittima, che gli ha scagliato addosso un terribile anatema. A Billy resta solo un'ultima mossa per salvarsi: affrontare quel vecchio accecato dall'odio in una partita disperata dove ogni mossa è lecita, ma in cui un destino beffardo giocherà il ruolo di protagonista, riservando un'atroce sorpresa…

Head On is the fifth studio album by Canadian rock band Bachman–Turner Overdrive, released in December 1975. On the original vinyl release, the album came with a 24x24 inch poster featuring all the members in the band at that time. It was re-released in 2003 on Repertoire Records in conjunction with Mercury Records. The re-release featured the bonus track "Down to the Line", which was released as a single in 1975 but not included on the vinyl nor the original Mercury CD release of Head On. The single "Take It like a Man" reached #33 on the US charts and received significant airplay at that time. Pioneering rocker Little Richard played piano on the recording. Near the end of the song, C.F. Turner tells him to "play it Richard", and he does, with heavy expression. Another single from this album, "Lookin' Out for #1", did not crack the U.S. top 40, but received heavy airplay upon its release on both conventional rock and soft rock FM stations.

Todd Richard is one of the most distinct, refreshing artists on the country music scene today. Born in Hamilton but raised in BC, Todd’s rich vocals and unique style have fans sitting up and taking notice – and they’re loving what they see and hear. BC Country Music associations 'Humanitarian of the Year in 2017 & again in 2018, two time CBC Searchlight semi-finalist , Todd has been busy building his growing fan base of TR Rebels and "Frands" And shared the stage with many of country music’s top acts, including Dwight Yoakum, Dierks Bentley, Gord Bamford, Aaron Goodvin and rock legend Randy Bachman to name a few.