Sincerely
The debut album, recorded in three periods over two years.
Dwight Twilley Band, 1976
Wikipedia credits production to Oister on the original release and to Twilley and Seymour on reissues; "TV" was co-produced with Bob Schaper and "England" produced by Robin Cable. Twilley wrote every song. Besides Twilley and Seymour, Bill Pitcock IV played lead guitar on all but the title track, Roger Linn lead guitar and bass on "Sincerely", Jerry Naifeh drums on "TV", and Leon Russell piano and bass on "Feeling in the Dark". Twilley told Songfacts that Russell invited them into his own home studio and a 40-track setup, a big jump from four-track. It reached 138 on the Billboard 200. Reissues came from DCC (1989), The Right Stuff (1997) and Raven (2007). AllMusic's Mark Deming gave 5 stars and Christgau's Record Guide a B-plus. The listed track times sum to about 32:16, not the infobox 43:31, with no explanation.
Track listing
- I'm on Fire3:15
- Could Be Love2:38
- Feeling in the Dark2:54
- You Were So Warm2:25
- I'm Losing You2:11
- Sincerely2:38
- TV2:23
- Release Me2:28
- Three Persons2:05
- Baby Let's Cruise3:00
- England2:33
- Just Like the Sun3:46
More from Dwight Twilley Band
Twilley Don't Mind (1977)
Sources
- Sincerely (Dwight Twilley Band album), Wikipedia
- Dwight Twilley interview, Songfacts
- A fire gone out: remembering Dwight Twilley, Rock and Roll Globe