Coming on the heels of my favorite Leo Sayer album, featuring the same prodicer (Richard Perry) and the same Westcoast studio all-stars (Ray Parker Jr, Lee Ritenour, Larry Carlton, most of the future members of Toto as well as Jay Graydon and Tom Scott) as Endless Flight, this one suffered from weaker material. It only spent two weeks in the Top 40 of the Albums chart, peaking at #37.
Is it not in your collection? Figured with a pedigree like that, you'd be all over it.
So random.
ReplyDeleteComing on the heels of my favorite Leo Sayer album, featuring the same prodicer (Richard Perry) and the same Westcoast studio all-stars (Ray Parker Jr, Lee Ritenour, Larry Carlton, most of the future members of Toto as well as Jay Graydon and Tom Scott) as Endless Flight, this one suffered from weaker material. It only spent two weeks in the Top 40 of the Albums chart, peaking at #37.
Is it not in your collection? Figured with a pedigree like that, you'd be all over it.