Longer Fuse
Release Year: 1977
Label: 20th Century Fox
Country: USA
Produced by Matthew McCauley, Fred Mollin
Musicians:
Don Potter, Bob Mann, Dan Hill: Guitars
Tom Szczesniak, Rick Homme, Dennis Pendrith, Bob Boucher: Bass
Bobby Ogdin: Piano, Fender Rhodes
John Capek, Eric Robertson: Fender Rhodes
Matthew McCauley: Synthesizer
Larry Londin, Jorn Andersen: Drums
Fred Molin: Percussion, Whip, Kabassa
Ben Mink: Mandolin
Ron Laurie: Cello
Don Potter, Fred Mollin, Mtthew McCauley: Background Vocals
CD Release: 1996; Label: Spontaneous/MCA; Country: Canada;
- Sometimes When We Touch (1 Minute soundsample)
- 14 Today
- In The Name Of Love
- Crazy
- McCarthy′s Day
- Jean
- You Are All I See
- Southern California (1 Minute soundsample)
- Longer Fuse
- Still Not Used To
Even though this album was originally released way, way back in the mid/late seventies, it still holds a warm place in my heart for 'romantic ballads'. The huge hit single, "Sometimes When We Touch" is one of the most heart wrenching, romantic songs of that era. The way that Mr. Hill sings it with such passion and raw emotion still brings goose-bumps to me every time I hear it. His simple, yet meaningful lyrics tell of the pain and anguish that he tries to convey so well that you cannot help but be touched by the tune. The rest of this album also marks well with regards to his songwriting ability. Simple, yet meaningful songs, each telling their own special story. I would recomend this LP to anyone who is, or ever has been, in love. You cannot go wrong here.
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