Head East (album)
| Head East |
| Studio album by Head East |
| Released |
February 1978 |
| Recorded |
1977 |
| Genre |
Hard rock |
| Length |
37:18 |
| Label |
A&M |
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Head East is American hard rock band Head East's fourth studio album. It was released in 1978 on A&M Records, and contains their cover of Russ Ballard's "Since You Been Gone," which, chart-wise, became their most successful single when it reached #46 on the Hot 100. The album became their first to crack the Top 100 of Billboard's Pop Chart, peaking at #78. This album was re-released on CD as a double-album with the previous album Gettin' Lucky.
Tracklisting
- Open Up the Door
- Man I Wanna Be (Somerville)
- Nothing To Lose
- Since You've Been Gone (Ballard)
- Pictures
- Get Up & Enjoy Yourself
- I'm Feelin' Fine (Boyd)
- Dance Away Lover
- Elijah