Recording Format / Recording Source: [TR24] [OF]
Edition: Remastered
Year of publication / reprint of the disc: 1978/2020
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Genre: Arena Rock
Edition: Remastered
Year of publication / reprint of the disc: 1979/2020
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You have the awesome AOR of “Cruel Tears” co-written with Mark Spiro, the superb ballad “(I’ll) Never Stop Loving You” (penned by AOR stalwarts David Cassidy / John Wetton), and the midtempo “The Will to Love”, again from the Tom Kelly / Billy Steinberg pen.
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Country: Brazil
Genre: Melodic Hard Rock
Year: 2020
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The songs are real and it's nice to see an artist actually giving back from the heart and not just in it for the or ego trip. I've already recommended this to friends and family, especially since we've military men in the family.

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Escape Music is delighted and thrilled to announce the new signing of the band Compass and the title of the album "Our Time On Earth". This concept album written and produced by the multi talented musician Steve Newman !!
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Great job...Dave Whittaker - guitars, bass, keyboards, drum programming, backing vocals,Steve Young - lead vocals.

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2002’s Restoration was the band’s third release, and may be their best overall album. Street Talk took everything that worked on Transition and made it that much better here. Edman sounds perfect as expected, and even gets an assist on two tracks by former Valentine/Open Skyz singer Hugo. There’s a bit more punch on this album, though it’s still as smooth as AOR gets. More»

Chris Catena is an italian singer with more than 20 years of experience. In 2004 he released the album "Freak Out", a melange of hard rock of the seventies, funk, freak, metal and blues featuring an impressive list of special guests such as Glenn Hughes, Doug Wimbish, Stevie Salas, Bruce Kulick, Tony Franklin, Tommy Aldridge, Eric Singer, Myron Dove, Virgil Donati, Jeff Scott Soto, Vitalij Kuprij and many others.
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Style: AOR / Pop Rock
Years: 2000
Info: USA

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Country:USA & Canada
Released:1994
Genre:Pop,AOR
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Country; Canada
Year: 2018
Genre: Pop Rock, Melodic Rock
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Jon Mullane is a Canadian rocker who’s new album “Shift” is a throwback to power pop artists of the ’80s. Like Rick Springfield, but with a little more of Enuff Znuff attitude. Jon works with Pete Lesperance on guitar, and co-writer and producer Creighton Doane (Harum Scarum) gives the sound a professional gloss. The album is full of consistent driving melodic rock tunes, opening with the workman effort “Make Your Move,” which smolders similar to ZZ Top; it’s full cowbell, overdubbed guitars, and Jon’s breathy vocal.

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