 | | Additional Information about Jamie Walters
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| Track listing | 1. Hold On
2. Comfort Of Strangers, The
3. Distance, The
4. Why
5. Drive Me
6. Neutral Ground
7. I Know The Game
8. Release Me
9. No Rhyme, No Reason
10. Perfect World
| | Details | | Contributing artists: | David Palmer, Dr. John, Merry Clayton, Vonda Shepard | | Producer: | Steve Tyrell | | Distributor: | WEA | | Recording type: | Studio | | Recording mode: | Stereo |
| | Album notes | Personnel: Jamie Walters (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Michael Landau (acoustic & electric guitars); Dean Parks (electric guitar); Bob Mann (guitar); Zachary Throne (guitar, Hammond B-3, bass, percussion, background vocals); Mike Finnegan (Hammond B-3); Guy Moon (keyboards); Kevin Savigar (keyboards, percussion); Leland Sklar, John Pierce (bass); Gary Mallaber (drums, percussion, background vocals); Russ Kunkel (drums, percussion); Roy Campanella III (programming); Marlena Jeter, Mortonette Jenkins, Alex Brown, Steve Tyrell, Merry Clayton, Dee Harvey, Barry Coffing, Vonda Shepard, David Palmer, Dr. John (vocals).
Recorded at Tyrell Studios, Los Angeles, California.
First of all, there's the fact that he's a television heartthrob (does 90210 ring a bell?). Second of all, he's an accomplished singer/songwriter (does the smash hit "How Do You Talk To An Angel" ring a bell?). And lastly, he's got some of the coolest sideburns in show business (do James Dean, Elvis Presley, or Walters' own TV co-stars ring a bell?). With all these bells going off, its no surprise to find Jamie Walters' self-titled debut quite an agreeable effort.
JAMIE WALTERS is filled with the kind of pop-rock ditties that would set any teenage girl's heart aflutter. Yet the songs are substantial enough to win over a big sister, and accessible enough to draw in a parent or two. In addition, a number of Walters' musical decisions--most notably, his cover of cool guy Graham Parker's "Release Me" and the choice of Dr. John for eerie background vocals--demonstrate that he has far more nerve than most TV stars that enter a recording studio.
Jamie Walters is poised to be a big pop star, and as he displays on the emotional "Hold On," he has the soul to pull it off.
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