High-Top Bop

"High-Top Bop" is a song recorded by Gary Hoey.
== Overview ==
"High-Top Bop" is the second track on Hoey's debut album Get A Grip. It was remixed for the album's re-release as Gary Hoey in 1995, and moved to the lead spot. It is the only song on the re-release that features a new bass track, by Tony Franklin.
Of all the material on Hoey's debut, "High-Top Bop" appears to be a favorite, as it is often performed live by the guitarist, and appeared on The Best Of Gary Hoey compilation. Also, the Japanese edition of the 1995 re-release of the album features a live version of "High-Top Bop", recorded in Los Angeles. Another live version later surfaced on Hocus Pocus Live in 1998.
== Versions ==
* Original mix
* Remix
* Live version recorded in Los Angeles
* Live version recorded in San Diego
== Appearances ==
* Get A Grip (1989) (original mix)
* Gary Hoey (1995) (remix)
* Gary Hoey Japanese edition (1995) (live in Los Angeles)
* Hocus Pocus Live (1998) (live in San Diego)
* The Best Of Gary Hoey (2004) (remix)
== Personnel ==
* Gary Hoey - guitars, producer
* Nick South - bass (original mix)
* Dave Eagle - drums (original mix)
* Tony Franklin - bass (remix)
* Frankie Banali - drums (remix)
* Ray Riendeau - bass (live in San Diego)
* Glen Sobel - drums (live in San Diego)
* Dave Kaplan - executive producer
== See also ==
* Gary Hoey's Discography
* List of Gary Hoey songs