Tim Feehan
Release Year: 1987
Label: Scotti Bros.
Country: Canada
Produced by Tim Feehan, David Foster
Musicians:
Steve Lukather, Louis Sedmak: Guitars
Tim Feehan, Marcel Hamel: Keyboards, Synthesizer Programming
Ron Vaugeois: Percussion
Vince Mai: Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Dave Babcock, Jim Pinchin: Saxophone
Phil Perry, Gord Maxwell, Fee Waybill, Matthew Feehan: Background Vocals
- Where′s The Fire
- Listen To The Heartbeat (1 Minute soundsample)
- Vanna
- Loveline
- Read Between The Lines (1 Minute soundsample)
- Mean Streak
- The Painter
- One Step Away
- Isolation
Does anybody know if this album is available on CD? And if so ... where is it available? Thx
I love this Tim Feehan album. It is my favourite of all his stuff. People talk about 'Full Contact' but this to me is much better. Pure Westcoast Pop/Rock. 'Listen for the Heartbeat' is one of my all time fav tracks, but this album is no one-trick pony, it is chock full of super slick songs including 'Where's the Fire' the title track from the Charlie Sheen 80's Sci Fi movie 'The Wraith'.
was never crazy about this one. It took a while to grow on me though and it does have some good tracks. It's a nice listen at the right time, just not one for my permanent collection personally. I sold it on and kept a cdr backup which I still enjoy. The production and occassionally the songs remind me a bit of Fee Waybill Read my Lips which Foster produced a couple of years before, but it's overall more soft sounding and slightly more poppy. Many people regard this as a real classic
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