Larry Tagg / Rover

Larry Tagg is the bass player/ vocalist well known for his 80's project with Brent Bourgeois "Bourgeois Tagg" and also known as the elder brother of Eric Tagg. He released his second solo album in 1997. The tenth track "After This Love Is Gone" is Larry's self-cover version of "After This Day Is Gone" performed by Bryan Duncan on Duncan’s 1996 album "Blue Skies". Brent Bourgeois co-wrote two songs; “The Turnaround” and “Next Big Thing”.

Release: November, 1997
Label: Psychoactive, a division of MTM Music (995.541)

Tracks:
1. Come Back, Marie
2. Chain Letter
3. Hand In Hand
4. Drive Away
5. Don't Say You Want To Be My Friend
6. If You Make Your Train
7. The Turnaround
8. We Go Way Back
9. Next Big Thing
10. After This Love Is Gone
11. You Make Me Hate My Morning Coffee
12. What Will Survive

Producer: Larry Tagg

Larry Tagg: Vocals, Bass, Keyboards, Percussion, Cello, Programming

- Musicians -
Guitars: Chris Rodriguez, Lance Taber, Danny Wilde, Tom Phillips
Drums: Bruce Spencer, Michael Urbano, Johnny Rabb
Keyboards: Cory Fite
Percussion: Rick Lotter, Carey Avery
Programming: Brent Bourgeois
Background Vocals: Chris Rodriguez, Danny Wilde, Bruce Spencer, Cory Fite

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