707 First Album... And Beyond CD

The best of 707's albums, their self-titled debut wasn't much different from its album rock comrades of 1980, except 707 had a nice guitar pop touch to their sound, as in their moderate hit and album opener "I Could Be Good for You." The rest of the album maintains the first track's momentum for the most part, and is ultimately quite enjoyable. ~ Gina Boldman

The best of 707's albums, their self-titled debut wasn't much different than its album-rock comrades of 1980, except 707 had a nice guitar-pop touch to their sound, as in their moderate hit and album opener "I Could Be Good for You." The rest of the album maintains the first track's momentum for the most part, and is ultimately quite enjoyable. [Renaissance's 2008 edition included six bonus tracks.] ~ Gina Boldman

Liner Note Authors: Fred Ruppert; Jim McClarty.

Recording information: Devonshire Studios; Mama Jo's, North Hollywood, CA; Wilder Brothers Studios.

Arrangers: Duke McFadden; 707.

Personnel: Duke McFadden (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, piano, keyboards, background vocals); Jim McClarty (vocals, drums, percussion); Phil Bryant (vocals, background vocals); David Mansfield (guitar); Win Kutz, Mark Levine (bass instrument); Larry Brown (percussion); Scott Galbraith (background vocals).

Audio Mixer: Bob Stringer.