The story behind
Come On Out, according to DoReSol
This piece, Come On Out, was released in 1977, being part of the band Player's first studio work. The lead vocals on this song are by J.C. Crowley, who was also one of the songwriters. The sound of Come On Out moves between adult-oriented rock and hard rock, adding its particularity to the eight tracks that make up the album. The recording was made for RSO Records in the United States and for Philips Records in the rest of the world.
The debut album by Player, from which Come On Out is taken, was released on September 1, 1977. This album, recorded in Los Angeles, California, also contained the hit Baby Come Back, co-written by J.C. Crowley and Peter Beckett. While Baby Come Back reached number one on the US charts, and its successor, This Time I'm in It for Love, was also well-received, Come On Out brings a distinctive sonic texture to the collection. The recorded duration for this song is 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
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Player
Player · 1977 · Track 1
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