Can't Hold Back (Eddie Money album)

Can't Hold Back
Studio album by Eddie Money
Released	October 1986
Recorded	1985–86
Genre	Rock, pop rock, new wave
Length	40:53
Label	Columbia
Producer	Eddie Money and Richie Zito (except "One Chance"; produced by Eddie Money, Richie Zito and David Kershenbaum)
Eddie Money chronology
Where's the Party? (1983) Can't Hold Back (1986) Nothing to Lose (1988)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[1]
Kerrang!	[2]

Can't Hold Back is Eddie Money's sixth album, released in 1986. It contains Money's biggest hit, "Take Me Home Tonight" which helped bring Ronnie Spector back to the spotlight. The album has been certified platinum.

The song "Stranger in a Strange Land" written by Money with Henry Small and Tom Whitlock was covered by John Entwistle. The song was featured in Entwistle's solo album The Rock on which Small sung lead vocals.

Track listing

Singles

• "Take Me Home Tonight" (1986) #4 US
• "I Wanna Go Back" (1986) #14 US
• "Endless Nights" (1987) #21 US
• "We Should Be Sleeping" (1987) #90 US

Personnel

• Eddie Money – Main vocal, keyboards, synthesizer arrangements on "One Love"^[3]
• Richie Zito – Guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, synthesizer arrangements on "One Love"
• Duncan Rowe – Guitar arrangements on "One Love"
• John Nelson – Guitars
• Arthur Barrow – Keyboards, bass
• Randy Jackson, Greg Lowry, Nathan East – Bass
• Steve George – Keyboards, vocal backing
• Gary Chang – Synthesizers, synthesizer arrangements on "One Love" and "I Can't Hold Back"
• Paul Hanson, Danny Hull – Saxophone
• Mike Baird – Drums, percussion, drum overdubs on "Stranger in a Strange Land"
• Pat Mastelotto – Drum programming
• "Pastiche", Ronnie Spector, Henry Small – Additional vocals

Production

• Arranged and produced by Eddie Money and Richie Zito, except "One Chance" (arranged and produced by Eddie Money, Richie Zito and David Kershenbaum)
• Recording engineers – David Leonard, Michael Frondelli, Phil Kaffel
• Assistant engineers – Michael Rosen, Tom Size; assistant engineers at Can-Am Studios: Jim Dineen, Stan Katayama
• Mixed by Eddie Money, Richie Zito and Scott Litt
• Mastered by Howie Weinberg

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