This heavy metal group formed in Los Angeles, California, USA, and featured Stephen Pearcy (vocals), Robbin Crosby (guitar), Warren DeMartini (guitar), Juan Croucier (bass) and Bobby 'The Blotz' Blotzer (drums). They evolved out of '70s band Mickey Ratt, transmuting into their present form in 1983, with a hint of pop about their brand of metal similar to Cheap Trick or Aerosmith. They released a self-titled mini-album in 1983 on a local label, and struck up a close personal friendship with members of Mötley Crüe which no doubt helped them to sign to Atlantic the following year. They made their breakthrough with their first full album, OUT OF THE CELLAR, which stayed in the Billboard Top 20 for six months. They toured with Ozzy Osbourne before joining a Billy Squier jaunt where they were apparently 'thrown off' because they were more popular than the headline act.
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So Good, So Fine Lyrics
Ratt
Get these big wheels turnin
Within those white lines
Wondering do you still feel at home
It's been an awful long long time
I ain't been caught smokin
Don't tell lies
Feel the rhythm in the cars
Rollin across the state line
Do you think we could have a little
There's no more todays
Don't you think we should have a little faith
So much more
It's so good, so good
It's so fine, so fine
It's so good, so good
And it's all mine, so fine
Thanks so much for the talkin
Glad to be obliged
Did you feel the cross did ya feel the loss
When your runnin at the line
I keep your heart hangin
Read between the lines
Until the day
Water turns to wine
Do you think we could have a little
There's no more todays
Don't you think we should have a little faith
So much more
It's so good, so good
It's so fine, so fine
It's so good, so good
And it's all mine, so fine
It's so good, so good
It's so fine, so fine
It's so good, so good
And it's all mine, so fine
Your 9 to 5 is such a crime
Feel the rhythm in the cars
Rollin across the state line
Gimme one more just like today,
It's so good
solo
Do you think we could have a little
There's no more todays
Don't you think we should have a little faith
So much more
It's so good, so good
It's so fine, so fine
It's so good, so good
And it's all mine, so fine
It's so good, so good
It's so fine, so fine
It's so good, so good
And it's all mine, so fine
-repeat and fade