Walk A Fine Line
Release Date: 1983
Label: Columbia
Country: USA
Produced by Denny Diante
Musicians:
Marty Walsh, Steve Lukather, Jay Graydon: Guitars
Nathan East, Lee Sklar: Bass
David Foster, Michael McDonald, Bill Cuomo, Michel Colombier: Keyboards
Vinnie Colaiuta, J.R. Robinson, Mike Baird, Jeff Porcaro: Drums
Paulinho Da Costa: Percussion
Ernie Watts: Saxophone
Michael McDonald, Peter Cetera, Kenny Loggins, Richard Page, Steve George, Steve Kipner: Background Vocals
CD Release: ????; Label: Sony; Country: Japan;
- Second Change
- Hold Me ′til The Mornin′ Comes (1 Minute soundsample)
- Darlin′, Darlin′
- No Way Out
- Walk A Fine Line (1 Minute soundsample)
- Take Me In Your Arms
- Tnis Is The First Time
- Gimme The Word
- Golden Boy
Some albums get really hyped,this is one of them.Good production,mostly good songs.Hold Me ītil the morning comes is a great song,just like No Way Out.Great production by Denny Diante.Mr.Anka voice reduces this album,it works but, the songs could have deserved a better voice
I think anka does a great job!Til the morning comes sounds just like chicago no less for peter cetera's background vocals either
A truly great westcoast-album. This is a great production by some of the genre's finest. But it isn't just the production and the musicians - the songs are just top notch, many of them signed by the legend Michael McDonald.
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