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Corey Hart- FIRST OFFENCE- CD- 11.11.1983/27.05.1999- Aquarius Records Ltd.- 060274607725- 400 grn
FIRST OFFENCE is the debut studio album by Corey Hart, released in 1983. Canadian pop rocker's 1983 debut, includes the hit 'Sunglasses At Night'. After meeting Billy Joel in a New York City recording studio, Hart was signed to Aquarius Records and went to England to record his first album. Much of it was recorded at Revolution Recording Studios in Cheshire, where owner Andy MacPherson helped him to gather a mix of British musicians who were known for their work in other bands, including Gary Tibbs (Adam And The Ants) on bass guitar, Paul Burgess (10cc) on drums and Michael Byron-Hehir (Sad Café) on guitar. Byron-Hehir became a full-time member of Hart's band for the next seven years. The album also features a cameo by Eric Clapton, playing the Dobro (resonator guitar); a fact mentioned in Hart's early promotional materials. Three versions of FIRST OFFENCE were released. Both Canadian editions (on Aquarius Records) feature a black and white photograph of Hart on the cover standing against a brick wall. After the initial 1983 release, the track listing was amended for a revised 1985 issue, with one track being dropped, another added, and two tracks appearing in edited or remixed form. The U.S. edition (released on EMI in 1985) is more familiar as it is the cover used for all CD releases of the album (including the Canadian CD release) and features a colour close-up shot of Hart with stubble. Both versions of the Canadian LP edition feature an extra track, "Araby (She's Just a Girl)", which was not used on the EMI edition and has never been released on CD. As well, the initial Canadian LP edition features the track "Don't Keep Your Heart" which has similarly never been issued on CD. In the liner notes, Hart dedicated the album to his mother Mindy.
PERSONNEL: Corey Hart – lead vocals, backing vocals, keyboards; Phil Chapman – keyboards; Ritchie Close – keyboards; Andy Barnett – lead guitar; Jon Astley – rhythm guitar, backing vocals; Michael Hehir – rhythm guitar; Andy MacPherson– rhythm guitar; Eric Clapton – dobro guitar; Gary Tibbs – bass; Paul Burgess – drums, percussion; Andy Hamilton – alto saxophone, tenor saxophone; Tim Green – backing vocals; Phil Wooley – backing vocals.
Corey Hart's debut album encompasses much of the '80s pop sound, namely with "Sunglasses At Night," an instant classic with its distinctive melody and catchy chorus. With a distinctive Canadian accent he stood out even with what was sometimes indistinguishable music. All the cliched '80s sounds are here in full force, from the brooding saxophone, the bratty guitar solo, the snotty background vocalists, and the catchy keyboard riffs. Hart, though, is obviously impassioned about the part that he plays. Constantly striving to raise many of his lyrics above the meter, he can come across as clumsy when he tries too hard. Where Hart succeeds is when he allows the hooks to catch. The tragic lovelorn stadium ballad appears with "It Ain't Enough," another early Hart hit that easily served its use for long distance dedication on soft rock radio during the '80s, an avenue he again repeats on "Jenny Fey" but falls flat. Time and time again Hart's voice is what saves him from mediocrity as in the cool way he says "no, no, no, no, no, no" on "Does She Love You." The dated "She Got The Radio" still retains its charm and humor and wouldn't be out of place on some quirky mixtape. The rest of the songs may fit into the typecast Corey Hart sound, but this release serves as a classic reminder of the fresh-faced voice from Canada that dominated the airwaves. For you '80s aficionados, this is one to own. Weird fact: Eric Clapton plays Dobro on the album.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Black Tray Includes Foldout Insert.
Made In Canada.
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