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Artist: Dennis DeYoung

Title: Back to the World

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Category: AOR

Year: 1986

Label: A and M

Catalog Number: CD 5109

Personnel

Dennis DeYoung vocals, keyboards, percussion, producer
Tom Dziallo all guitars, bass, drums
Jeffrey Vanston keyboards
Wayne Stewart drums
Steve Eisen saxophone, congas, flute
Marc Colby saxophone solos
Howard Levy harmonica

Tracks

1.	This Is the Time	3:53
2.	Warning Shot	4:25
3.	Call Me	4:46
4.	Unanswered Prayers	6:34
5.	Black Wall	5:50
6.	Southbound Ryan	4:41
7.	I'll Get Lucky	4:42
8.	Person to Person	4:57
Total Running Time:		39:48

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Future	Date: October 7, 2002 at 22:24
Not a bad album at all. Nevertheless, doesn't reach the heights of Desert Moon. But despite this, its still most enjoyable and well worth having for the melodies. Rating 8/10.

From: West Of Sunset

Date: April 4, 2003 at 16:42

This one is the best that Dennis ever made since he left Styx and kick ass the mediocre and ridiculous "Desert Moon".This one is a hard to find CD, I´ve got the japanese CD on Alpha/A&M Label, so I´m a lucky man. This one is the best Deyoung CD by far. This is the time, Warning Shot and Black Wall are the best tracks. Powerfull voice and very good tracks, but an overlooked and truly gem. Put your hands on this Cd if you can find it, you won´t be dissapointed 9.5.Contact:westofsunset@hotmail.com

From: bernardito	Date: March 22, 2004 at 0:05
MEDIOCRE AND RIDICULOUS,HAH!! WHERE DO YOU HAVE YOUR HEAD, WEST OF SUNSET???

From: BOLIN44

Date: January 1, 2005 at 4:13

I had this GREAT album on vinyl and CD. Unfortunately I got rid of them......I'm an idiot! Actually, I had ALL the Dennis DeYoung solo albums. I'm here to tell you that this IS the one to start with. Some of the comments left for all the solo CD's are not correct. I've listened to AOR for a LONG time to know when good is good. I agree that the other solo CD's have some corny songs. This CD here is the only one with a solid production and songwriting, and of course the vocals are great as well.

From: Rafo Phoenix	Date: June 15, 2005 at 22:30
Nice-Decent Wescoast/AOR album, un simpatico album muy a lo Air Supply bien suave con algunos temas agradables quiza a los amantes del mas puro AOR no cale mucho pero esta Ok. Suaaave.

From: rick kerch vzla	Date: April 17, 2011 at 18:42
More or less in the same line as "Desert Moon" but a bit more likeable IMHO...pleasant songs with a relaxed feel is what we find in here..."This Is The Time","Warning Shot","Unanswered Prayers"(very nice song),"Black Wall"(excellent)& "Person To Person" are my favourites...as Rafo Phoenix said Westcoast/AOR is the way 2 define the sound of this album...92/100

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