The More Things Change…
Release Year: 1980
Label: Columbia
Country: USA
Produced by Elliot Scheiner
Musicians:
Phil Galdston: Lead Vocals, Piano
Peter Thom: Lead Vocals
Additional Musicians: Steve Khan, Mark Doyle, Jeff Mironov, Elliot Randall: Guitars, Doug Stegmeyer, Will Lee, Chris Parker, Neil Jason, Tony Levin: Bass, Rob Mounsey: Piano, Synthesizers Liberty DeVitto, Bernard Purdie, Ed Greene: Drums, Ralph McDonald: Percussion, Randy Brecker, Marvin Stamm, Barry Rogers, Timmy Capello, Ron Cuber, Dave Tofani: Horns, Donald Fagen, Rob Mounsey, Patti Austin, William Eaton, Frank Floyd: Background Vocals;
CD Release: 2001; Label: Sony; Country: Japan;
- The Hits Just Keep On Comin′
- Eldorado Escape
- The One And Lonely
- TBecause It′s There
- It′s Not As Simple As That (1 Minute soundsample)
- Fight, Fight, Fight
- Ocean Eyes
- Suddenly Strings
- Tell Jack
- Some Things Will Never Change (1 Minute soundsample)
This album is unfortunately often overlooked. Yet it's not the best album in the WC-genre, but some tracks are amazing. Just listen to Bernard Purdies drums on Eldorado escape. The drums on that track is probably some of the best drumming I have ever heard.
Whatīs good on this album is REALLY good.This is a kind of Steely Dan "light" album.Many of the songs are in the Dan spirit with great harmonies and impeccable arrangement.Fagen do appear as background vocalist on one song. It surely deserves itīs place in a westcoasters record collection.The good thing is that you still can find it on the web.As always,you never know for how long,soo get it while you can.
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