michelej1
04-11-2010, 02:18 PM
This is an excerpt from an "Obscure Song of the Day" item in Absolute Radio (UK)
http://www.absoluteradio.co.uk/vip/profile/wjd8260/blog/145763/OBSCURE_SONG_OF_THE_DAY___BOURGEOIS_TAGG.html
Bourgeois signed a solo recording deal with Virgin imprint Charisma Records around that time, and his self-titled album was released in 1990. Co-produced by rock veteran Danny Kortchmar, "Brent Bourgeois" featured guest appearances by Christine McVie and Rick Vito of Fleetwood Mac, and "American Idol"'s Randy Jackson, among others. The track "Can't Feel the Pain" was co-written with former bandmate Lyle Workman, who also plays guitar on that song. The first single "Dare to Fall in Love" is a lush ballad that rather resembles some of the popular R&B music of the time, while maintaining Bourgeois' vocal style and unique lyrical sensibility. Again, in spite of an eye-catching video that received a moderate amount of play, especially on VH1, it became only a minor hit, and the album did not sell well.
http://www.absoluteradio.co.uk/vip/profile/wjd8260/blog/145763/OBSCURE_SONG_OF_THE_DAY___BOURGEOIS_TAGG.html
Bourgeois signed a solo recording deal with Virgin imprint Charisma Records around that time, and his self-titled album was released in 1990. Co-produced by rock veteran Danny Kortchmar, "Brent Bourgeois" featured guest appearances by Christine McVie and Rick Vito of Fleetwood Mac, and "American Idol"'s Randy Jackson, among others. The track "Can't Feel the Pain" was co-written with former bandmate Lyle Workman, who also plays guitar on that song. The first single "Dare to Fall in Love" is a lush ballad that rather resembles some of the popular R&B music of the time, while maintaining Bourgeois' vocal style and unique lyrical sensibility. Again, in spite of an eye-catching video that received a moderate amount of play, especially on VH1, it became only a minor hit, and the album did not sell well.