Often coming across as a poor man's George Michael, Joe Pasquale took a stab at the pop/rock/Top 40 market with his debut album, Prey. Pasquale is a competent singer. His voice isn't the problem. The problem is the forgettable nature of the songs. Most of Pasquale's slick, glossy, heavily produced material is mediocre and routine. The singer/composer/producer might have been going for a Michael-type appeal, but unlike Michael, he didn't have the first-class songs to back himself up.
A number of heavy hitters contributed to this album and produced a few tunes, and Diane Warren did some writing. Other guests include Steve Lukather of Toto fame, singer Martika, and L.A. studio regulars like trumpeter Jerry Hey and percussionist Paulinho DaCosta.
01. Circle Of Love [00:04:45]
02. Believin' [00:06:14]
03. Paint It Blue [00:05:04]
04. Faith Of An Age [00:05:13]
05. On My Own [00:05:33]
06. Prey [00:05:34]
07. Fool If You Think It's Over [00:04:44]
08. Love And Medication [00:04:08]
09. This Could Take All Night [00:04:57]
10. Deep In The Night [00:06:25]
11. Love Changes Everything [00:03:29]
Joe Pasquale – Prey 1991
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