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Built on a sturdy pop foundation and powered by Alan Frew's accented voice, Canada's Glass Tiger found instant fame with their debut album, Thin Red Line, in 1986. From it, three singles cracked Billboard's Top 40, with the stylishness of the trumpet helping "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" reach the number two spot while utilizing Bryan Adams' gravely voice in the chorus to balance out the sharpness of Frew's. The tranquil but elevated sway of "Someday" took this, their second single, to number seven, while a busier, upfront pop push gave "I Will Be There" a number 34 placing. Frew's Scottish roots are called to attention on the title track, a story song about the feuding Argyll and Sutherland clans which betters any of the charted singles. Like many Canadian bands, Glass Tiger's success remained north of the border, and both "I Will Be There" and "You're What I Look For" were played on the radio but failed to make an impact. Thin Red Line would prove to be their strongest release, with their next couple of albums unsuccessfully attempting a harder, more synth-infused pop sound. ~ Mike DeGagne
Great AOR record from 1986 featuring Bryan Adams. 10 tracks.
Recording information: Eastern Sound; ESP Studios, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; McLear Place; Phase One; Sounds Interchange, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Arranger: Jim Vallance.
Personnel: Michael Hanson (vocals, guitar, drums); Marc LaFrance, Sharon Williams, Alan Frew, Paul Janz, Lisa Dal Bello, Bryan Adams (vocals); Keith Scott (guitar, baritone guitar); Al Connelly (guitar); Dave Pickell (harmonica); Russ Little, Charlie Gray, Chase Sanborn (horns); Jim Vallance (keyboards, drums); Sam Ried (keyboards).
Audio Mixer: Ed Thacker.
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Paul Brady's second solo album was originally released in 1983; it was remastered in 1999, and reissued in the U.S. by Compass Records in 2001. The songs have aged surprisingly well for an album of this vintage. While the drum sound and synth parts scream 1980s, Brady's songcraft is pretty well timeless. He could have given us a few more hooks to hang onto, but there's no denying the gently rolling melodic pleasure of "Let It Happen" and "Take Me Awaym" and the muscular beats don't hurt, either. Other artists have felt the same way about his songs -- tracks from this album were later covered by Tina Turner and Bonnie Raitt. The album's only real misstep is "Interlude," an utterly wasted two and a half minutes near the end of the program that undercuts the momentum of an album that is, overall, a solid winner. ~ Rick Anderson
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
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This volume traces the progress of the most unique Jazz development of the post-war years. Featuring all the major players and innovators. Acrobat. 2002.
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