AOR West Coast

Original 1991

Near mint condition

Credits:

Jon Bon Jovi - Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals (bckgr), Producer
Bobby King - Vocals (bckgr)
Aldo Nova - Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Keyboards
Billy Falcon - Guitar, Composer, Vocals
Kenny Aronoff - Drums
Benmont Tench - Organ, Piano
Tony Bongiovi - Production Coordination
Sir Harry Bowens - Vocals (bckgr)
Robbie Buchanan - Keyboards
Nick DiDia - Assistant Engineer
Rose Junior Falcone - Vocals
Brandon Fields - Sax (Soprano)
Michael Fisher - Percussion
Kenny Ford - Choir, Chorus
Jania Foxworth - Choir, Chorus
Bob Glaub - Bass
Robbie Hay Jacobs - Engineer, Mixing
Efren Herrera - Assistant Engineer
Kimberly Johnson - Choir, Chorus
Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar - Guitar, Producer
Kip Lennon - Vocals (bckgr)
Bob Ludwig - Mastering
Quincy McCary - Choir, Chorus
Charle McCrary - Choir, Chorus
Arnold McCutler - Vocals (bckgr)
Crystal Scott - Choir, Chorus
John Philip Shenale - Percussion
Jimmy "Z" Zavala - Sax (Tenor)
Arnold McCuller - Vocals (bckgr)
Caroline Greyshock - Photography
Dave Collins - Mastering
Margery Greenspan - Art Direction
Randy "The Emperor" Jackson - Bass
Ken Pauiakovich - Assistant Engineer
Alan Messmann - Photography

Tracks:

1. Power Windows (Falcon) - 4:02
2. Heaven's Highest Hill (Falcon) - 3:58
3. What She Will (Falcon) - 3:33
4. Pretty Blue World (Falcon) - 4:07
5. Die Twice (Falcon) - 3:35
6. Still Got a Prayer (Falcon) - 5:45
7. Not Funny Anymore (Falcon) - 3:52
8. My New Girl Friend (Falcon) - 2:58
9. This Burning Love (Falcon) - 4:41
10. Married in the Morning (Falcon) - 3:18
11. Oh Boy (Falcon) - 4:10

Born on July 13, 1956, in Valley Stream, NY, Billy Falcon grew up in Rosedale, NY. Between 1978 and 1988, Falcon released a handful of albums on several different labels, including 1979's Improper Attire on United Artists and 1985's Billy and Myla on Columbia. Jon Bon Jovi, who had been a fan and remembered Falcon as a club draw in New Jersey, contacted Falcon about working together. Falcon signed a record deal with Mercury and Jon Bon Jovi helped produce the album Pretty Blue World, released in 1991. Despite musical contributions from Bon Jovi, Aldo Nova, Heartbreaker Benmont Tench, and Kenny Aronoff, as well as positive reviews, it only sold modestly. However, the optimistic "Power Windows" reached the Top 20 on the AOR charts and generated enough attention to cross into the pop Top 40 as well.