Power (John Hall album) explained

Power
Type:studio
Artist:John Hall
Cover:JohnHallPower.jpg
Released:1979
Recorded:1979
Genre:Folk rock, pop rock
Length:36:32
Label:ARC Records
Producer:John Hall
Prev Title:John Hall
Prev Year:1978
Next Title:All of the Above
Next Year:1981

Power is the third album by John Hall, released in 1979 on Columbia Records subsidiary ARC Records.[1] [2] [3] The title track is used as an anthem against nuclear power.[4] [5]

Critical reception

The Hartford Courant noted that "when Hall speeds the tempo up ... the result is a lively, danceable froth that's extremely fresh and fun."[6] The Greenville News called the title track "the first good political song about nuclear energy."[7]

Personnel

Credits adapted from album liner notes.

Production

John Hall

Gene Paul (Atlantic), Lew Hahn (Atlantic), John Holbrook (Bearsville)

Notes and References

  1. Top Album Picks. 165. Billboard. 91. 13. March 31, 1979. Nielsen Business Media. November 28, 2021. Google Books.
  2. Album Feature. 7. Audio. 63. 1979. Radio Magazine. November 28, 2021. Google Books.
  3. John Hall. 83. High Fidelity. 39. 7–12. 1979. ABC Leisure Magazines. November 28, 2021. Google Books.
  4. Book: Sullivan, James. Which Side Are You On?. 175. December 3, 2018. Oxford University Press. 978-0-19-066031-4. November 28, 2021. Google Books.
  5. Book: Williams, Neville. Sun Power. 31. April 22, 2014. Tom Doherty Associates. 9781466805408. November 28, 2021. Google Books.
  6. News: McNulty . Henry . Without Leading Lights . Hartford Courant . 8 Apr 1979 . 7G.
  7. News: Priddy . Tom . Pop/Rock . The Greenville News . 29 Apr 1979 . 17E.