Jim Photoglo / Photoglo

Jim Photoglo, growing up in Los Angeles, started his professional music career when he was signed to Twentieth Century Fox Records in 1979. According to his official bio, he began playing in bands as a teenager but never considered music as a “career” until he was in his early 20’s and once he set music as a career goal, Photoglo took every kind of gig from playing in a funeral band to putting together a group to back John Belushi’s “Joe Cocker” imitation at a party for Paul McCartney. His first solo album was released in 1980 featuring Top 40 single hit "We Were Meant To Be Lovers".

Release: 1980
Label: 20th Century Records, USA (T-604)

First Reissued CD Release: 3 June, 2001 (Celeste, Japan distributed by Vivid Sound, Japan, CMYK-6140)

Tracks:
1. We Were Meant To Be Lovers
2. The Best That I Can Be
3. 20th Century Fool
4. Steal Away
5. Beg Borrow Or Steal
6. When Love Is Gone
7. I Don't Want To Be In This Movie
8. Faded Blue
9. Young Girl
10. Don't Be Afraid To Love Somebody

Producer: Brian Neary

Jim Photoglo: Vocals, Percussion

- Musicians -
Drums: Ed Green, Willy "Clausen" Ornellas
Bass: Dennis "Bellis" Belfield
Keyboards: Bill Cuomo, Bill Meyers, Brian Whitcomb, James Calire, Dark Dalton, Brian Neary
Guitars: Fred Tackett, George Marinelli Jr., Joe Kelly, Johnny Staccato
Percussion: Willy "Clausen" Ornellas, Dark Dalton
Harp: Gayle Levant
Background Vocals: Dennis "Bellis" Belfield, Tony Dance, Joe Kelly, Jack Carrone, Lisa Soble, Maxayne Lewis
Strings Arrangement: David Campbell
Orchestration: Gene Page

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