Foreign Affairs
Release Date: 1983
Label: CBS
Country: Australia
Produced by John Boylan
Musicians:
Andrew Gold: Guitars
Bob Blaub, Scott Chambers: Bass
Bill Payne: Organ
Sharon O′Neill: Synthesizer
Michael Baird, Michael Botts: Drums
Brent Thomas: Percussion
Bobbye Hall: Conga
Tom Scott: Sax
Arnold McCuller, Timothy B. Schmit, Marcy Levy, Tommy Funderburk, Carmen Grillo, Tom Kelly, Karla Bonoff, David Lasley: Backing Vocals
CD Release: 1995; Label: Columbia; Country: Australia;
Label: Sony Music;
Country: Australia;
- Danger
- Maxine (1 Minute soundsample)
- One Of A Crowd (1 Minute soundsample)
- Radio Lover
- Kids In Our Town
- Losing You
- I′ve Got You To Thank
- Take The Fall
- Hearts On The Run
- All The Way Down
Sharon O'Neill comes across as a female version of Air Supply in the opening track of this fantastic album of hard edged Pop/Rock. It is one of my all-time fav female fronted releases and includes the brilliant 'Losing You' which is right up there with all the best female AOR songs (in my book) and the controversial track 'Maxine'.
Yes, this is truly a good record. I guess you could say that O'Neill is a "rockier" version of Amy Holland. Some of the songs has this epic touch over them, and you like them more every time you hear them.
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