Format: LP
Label: Mercury 3715
Year: 1978
Origin: Germany - Toronto, Ontario
Genre: rock hard
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Release Type: Albums
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Playlist:
| Track Name | Length | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Give Me Some News I Can Use | ||
| 2 | The Best Is Barely Good Enough | ||
| 3 | That's When I Think of You | ||
| 4 | Ain't Nobody Home In California | ||
| 5 | Ain't Nothing Like It Used To Be | ||
| 6 | Business Is Business | ||
| 7 | Show Me How You'd Like It Done | ||
| 8 | Down In New Orleans | ||
| 9 | Say You Will | ||
| 10 | Hey I'm Alright |
All in Good Time
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This was my third solo album and the first one recorded outside California, namely Muscle Shoals, Alabama, which at that time was a hot bed of recording activity. Since most of my musical influences are of southern origin, I looked forward to this experience and I was not disappointed. In addition to working with such fine musicians as Clayton Ivey, keyboards; Roger Clark, drums and Bob Wray, bass, as well as the Muscle Shoals Horns. I had the pleasure of once again playing with Steppenwolf alumni Larry Byrom , lead guitar. After quick rundowns we had tape rolling and in no more than 3 weeks the LP was mixed and done. It has that slinky, funky groove and lazy feel which I admired so much on many of the recordings from Muscle Shoals and Memphis. With a couple of minor exceptions I still enjoy the music on this record and it remains one of my favorites to this day...
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