The Neville Brothers
made a bid for pop/rock stardom with this well-produced album for A&M, their first under a new pact with the label inked in the late '80s. It was certainly as solid as any they cut for A&M; the vocals were both nicely arranged and expertly performed, the arrangements were basically solid, and the selections were intelligently picked and sequenced. The album charted and remained there for many weeks, while
the Nevilles
toured and generated lots of interest. It didn't become a hit, but it did respectably and represents perhaps their finest overall pop LP. ~ Ron Wynn