This is one of the most important works that marked a turning point in his career.
It distances itself from the band sound and gives off a quiet impression.
It reached number 3 in the UK and US charts. It includes the ballad "Tonight," the rock number "Itty-bitty Town," the jazz-inspired "Idol," and the dance number "Bite Your Lip."
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A:
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1)
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Your Starter For...
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2)
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Tonight
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3)
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One Horse Town
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4)
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Chameleon
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B:
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1)
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Boogie Pilgrim
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2)
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Cage The Songbird
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3)
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Crazy Water
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4)
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Shoulder Holster
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C:
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1)
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Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word
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2)
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Out Of The Blue
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3)
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Between Seventeen And Twenty
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4)
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The Wide-eyed And Laughing
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5)
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Someone's Final Song
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D:
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1)
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Where's The Shoorah?
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2)
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If There's A God In Heaven (What's He Waiting For?)
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3)
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Idol
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4)
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Theme From A Non-existent TV Series
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5)
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Bite Your Lip (Get Up And Dance!)
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Horns - Michael Brecker (B1, B4, D3)
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Engineer - Gus Dudgeon
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Producer - Gus Dudgeon
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Horns - David Sanborn (B1, B4, D3)
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Horns - Randy Brecker (B1, B4, D3)
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Remastered By - Bob Ludwig
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Lacquer Cut By - Sean Magee
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Horns - Barry Rogers (B1, B4, D3)
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Engineer - John Stewart
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Art Direction - David Costa
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Photography By - David Nutter
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Management - John Reid (8)
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Painting - Patrick Procktor
