Jim Photoglo / Fly Straight Home

Jim Photoglo is well-known for his early 1980's solo albums "Photoglo"(1980), "Fool In Love With You"(1981) and "Thin Man"(1983), which is one of the best acoustic westcoast albums of 1980's. In 1984, Photoglo moved to Nashville and concentrated on songwriting. Thus, we had to wait for his fourth album "Pure Love" by 1993. In the same year, he released the album "Passage" also. Since then, he continued to creatively write songs and perform in Nashville. "You Give Me Love" was recorded by Faith Hill on her Faith CD, "The Meaning of Love" is co-written and performed by Michael McDonald, which is featured in the Mike Nichols' film "What Planet Are You From?", starring Gary Shandling and Annette Benning. And in 2000, Photoglo released his own solo album "Fly Straight Home". Please note that the album is more Country than his former albums.

Release: April, 2000
Label : Grifftone Records, USA (serial: none)

Tracks:
1. Fly Straight Home
2. Cry To Me
3. Spending Every Minute in Love
4. Maybe in a Dream
5. The Place Your Love Calls Home
6. Back to You Again
7. Silence Is King
8. The Road to Jackson County
9. A Job Well Done
10. You Give Me Love

Producers: Herb Tassin III, Jim Photoglo

Jim Photoglo: Vocals, Guitar

- Musicians -
Bass: Dennis Belfield
Keyboards: Mark T. Jordan, Vince Melamed
Electric Guitars: George Marinelli Jr.
Mandolin: George Marinelli Jr., Tammy Rogers
Drums: Greg Morrow, Jeff King
Acoustic Guitar: Michael Spriggs
Dobro: Robbie Turner
Background Vocals: Gary Burr, Liana Manis

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