but it is Mardin's most fulfilling production since 1974's Average White Band
slicking their desert trash blues with ZZ Top beats without neglecting the "Eagles" part of their name
The return of West is important not only because his solos are one of the band's trademarks but also because he's an integral songwriter
and session musicians had largely replaced the core group who played on his biggest hits
The Rugged Man & more)
BRIAN WILSON 10/11/2017 but it is Mardin's mostPersonnel: Brian Wilson (vocals, piano, organ, keyboards, Emulator, vibraphone, glockenspiel, percussion, bells, chimes, sound effects); Andy Paley (acoustic & electric guitars, harmonica, keyboards, bass, drums, percussion); Michael Bernard (keyboards, synthesizer, drums, percussion, programming); Russ Titelman, Terence Trent D'arby, Christopher Cross (background vocals). Reissue producers: Mark Linett, David Leaf, Gary Stewart. Includes liner notes