PABLO CRUISE: PART OF THE GAME [A&M - CAN 1979] LP EN GIRONA

PABLO CRUISE: PART OF THE GAME [A&M - CAN 1979] LP PABLO CRUISE: PART OF THE GAME [A&M - CAN 1979] LP Pablo Cruise   "Part Of The Game"  LP (A&M)  1979  made in Canada cat. num.  SP-3712 #rock   Part Of The Game 3:36 I Want You Tonight 5:29 When Love Is At Your Door 4:35 Givin' It Away 5:16 Tell Me That You Love Me 4:50 Lonely Nights 5:09 How Many Tears? 6:05 For Another Town 4:25   Pablo Cruise  achieved some measure of success during the latter part of the '70s with their mellow, easygoing California pop. The band was formed in 1973 by former members of  Stoneground  and  It's a Beautiful Day: guitarist  Dave Jenkins, keyboardist  Cory Lerios, bassist  Bud Cockrell, and drummer  Steve Price. The group was praised for its compositional and instrumental skill on the albums  Pablo Cruise  and  Lifeline, and was rewarded with the Top Ten hit "Whatcha Gonna Do?" in 1977 from  A Place in the Sun.  Cockrell  left and was replaced by former  Santana  bassist  Bruce Day.  Worlds Away  went platinum, as did its predecessor, and produced three hit singles, including the Top Ten "Love Will Find a Way." By the time the '80s rolled around, the new wave movement was in full swing on the pop charts, and the group fell out of favor with the record-buying public. Several  Pablo Cruise  songs were used as soundtrack material for sports programs on ABC, CBS, and NBC, and the band's work also appeared in the films Free Ride, An Unmarried Woman, and Dreamer.