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For the recording of Strange Kind of Love, Love and Money relocated from Scotland to New York City for half a year to work with American producer Gary Katz. With the departure of the band's drummer Stuart Kerr, session drummer Jeff Porcaro played on the album, reducing Love and Money to a trio of vocalist and guitarist James Grant ...
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- Gary Katz
- 1988
The 1988 follow-up album Strange Kind of Love (which featured Toto's Jeff Porcaro on drums following the departure of Kerr, as well as Rick Derringer and an uncredited appearance from Donald Fagen) was overseen by Steely Dan producer Gary Katz, and featured the hit "Halleluiah Man", which helped to establish a sizeable following for ...
- 1985–1994, 2011–present
- Glasgow, Scotland
- James Grant, Paul McGeechan, Douglas MacIntyre, Gordon Wilson
Jeff Porcaro Sound Collection Part 26 Love and Money [ Strange Kind Of Love ] ジェフ・ポーカロ - YouTube. へむへむ Hemuhemu. 1.53K subscribers. 47. 1.9K views 3 years ago. ...more. Produced...
- 9 Min.
- 1907
- へむへむ Hemuhemu
17. Mai 2011 · On Strange Kind of Love, this is classic Love and Money. This song has all the features I would expect from Love and Money at their best. The song has quality and thematic lyrics, features a polished performance from the band and sees Grant give a strong vocal performance throughout the track.
Strange Kind of Love (which featured Toto’s Jeffrey Porcaro on drums following the departure of Stuart Kerr, as well as Rick Derringer and an uncredited appearance from Donald Fagen) was overseen by Steely Dan producer Gary Katz and featured the hit Halleluiah Man which helped to establish a sizeable following for the band, this single was a ...
Love and Money – Strange Kind of Love (1988) Patti Austin – The Real Me (1988); Love Is Gonna Getcha (1990) Dr. John – In a Sentimental Mood (1989) Nik Kershaw – The Works (1989) - "Walkabout" Poco – Legacy (1989) Clair Marlo – Let It Go (1989) Celine Dion – Have a Heart (1989)
This was overseen by Steely Dan producer Gary Katz and following Kerr’s departure, Toto’s Jeff Porcaro standing in on drums. Receiving mass critical acclaim the album took them to a new level of success on both sides of the ocean with the album going platinum in the UK.
