Joja Band
City Lights

Listening notes

Joja Band’s City Lights is a 1979 vinyl release on Ragdoll Records (3), catalog number RD 1010. Filed under Blues, Country Blues, and Rhythm & Blues, this record is documented here with its label, year, format, and complete track sequencing as provided.

City Lights presents seven titles split across two sides: four cuts on Side A and three on Side B. The A-side opens with When The City Comes Alive (A1), followed by Dark Is The Night (A2), Lonely Woman (A3), and Cockroach Blues (A4). The B-side features Anybody Can Love That Way (B1), Five After Two (B2), and closes with City Lights Serenade (B3). Track durations are not listed in the available data.

The release title and several track names reference urban and nocturnal imagery, notably the opener When The City Comes Alive and the closer City Lights Serenade, which echoes the album’s name without constituting a direct title track. The sequencing places these two thematically linked titles at the beginning of Side A and the end of Side B, framing the set across the two sides.

For cataloging and identification, the essential markers are:
- Artist: Joja Band
- Title: City Lights
- Label: Ragdoll Records (3)
- Catalog number: RD 1010
- Year: 1979
- Format: Vinyl
- Genres: Blues; Country Blues; Rhythm & Blues

No additional information about recording details, personnel, reception, pressing variations, or run times is included in the supplied record, and none is inferred here. This entry is limited to verified elements: basic release metadata and the tracklist with side positions. Collectors and archivists referencing this title may wish to use the catalog number RD 1010 in conjunction with the label credit Ragdoll Records (3) and the 1979 date to distinguish this City Lights from similarly named releases. Further specifics, if available from authoritative sources, can be appended following verification.