Summer Nights
Release Year: 1982
Label: CBS
Country: Japan
Produced by Yasohachi Itoh
Musicians:
Bud Nuanez: Guitars
Ken Wild: Bass
Larry Williams: Piano, Mini–Moog, Synthesizers
Bob Wilson: Drums, Percussion
Kim Hutchcroft: Saxophone
Additional Musicians: Jerry Hey, Garry Grant: Trumpets & Fluegelhorns, Lew McCreary: Trombone, Ron Kalina: Harmonica, Tommy Funderburk, Timothy Schmit, Tom Kelly, George Hawkins, Bill Mumy: Background Vocals;
CD Release: 1990; Label: Sony; Country: Japan;
- Summer Nights
- I Could Dance Tonight
- Semi–Forgotten Movie
- Try (1 Minute soundsample)
- Good Enough For You
- A Love Too Strong
- Just Say I Love You (1 Minute soundsample)
- Let Yourself Go
- My Song
I do not like this album so much. The music is on form but I could not listen to a lot of the songs as even after a lot of time, it was hard to adapt to this style. It was a big difference to the AOR pop I knew and was into at the time. Still, it may well be worth getting for you and there are some good songs with very cool musical parts. I can't help but be reminded of 'proud' (joe chemay band) when i hear the chorus to 'try' but it is a decent song. I would personally much more recommend marlene's slightly later album 'looking for love' which is very good and one of my favorites. Looking for love is more paradise pop/rock sounding which is what I'm more into whereas I'm not sure wht you call this, maybe its more jazz type music. It is weird and interesting one but not one for my permanent collection personally
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