This is the first album by Jackson Browne, a folk singer representing the West Coast of the United States, to reach number one in the US charts.
Released in 1980, this work incorporates synthesizers and other instruments, reflecting the era of the height of the disco boom.
Her unique singing voice touches the heart. The performance of each instrument is also wonderful, making this a timeless masterpiece that you will want to listen to for a long time. It is filled with great songs such as "Of Missing Persons," "Hold On Hold Out," and "Call It A Loan."
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A:
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1)
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Disco Apocalypse
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2)
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Hold Out
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3)
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That Girl Could Sing
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4)
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Boulevard
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B:
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1)
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Of Missing Persons
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2)
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Call It A Loan
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3)
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Hold On Hold Out
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Bass - Bob Glaub
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Drums - Russ Kunkel
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Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer], Organ, Synthesizer [String] - Craig Doerge
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Engineer [Assistant] - Brent Averill
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Engineer [Assistant] - George Ybarra
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Engineer [Assistant] - James Ledner
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Engineer [Assistant] - Jim Nipar
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Engineer [Assistant] - Karen Siegal
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Engineer [Assistant] - Niko Bolas
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Engineer [Assistant] - Serge Reyes
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Mastered By - Doug Sax
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Photography By - Jimmy Wachtel
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Producer - Greg Ladanyi
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Producer - Jackson Browne
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Recorded By - Greg Ladanyi
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Vocals - Doug Haywood
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Vocals - Rosemary Butler
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Vocals, Piano [Acoustic], Electric Guitar - Jackson Browne
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Written-By - Craig Doerge (B3)
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Written-By - David Lindley (B2)
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Written-By - Jackson Browne
