Bob Welch — French Kiss
Bob Welch left Fleetwood Mac after Heroes Are Hard To Find was released in 1974. I’m not sure what Welch did for the next two or three years, but he came back with French Kiss, his first solo record.
I really liked this album way back when. On this record full of catchy tunes, Welch remade “Sentimental Lady” with the help of Christine McVie and Mick Fleetwood. He continued recording until his death in 2012.
Give this a listen, you’ll probably like it. Again, RIP Christine.
Album Information
All songs were written by Bob Welch, except where noted.
Side 1
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No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. “Sentimental Lady” 2:52
2. “Easy to Fall” 3:31
3. “Hot Love, Cold World” Bob Welch, John Henning 3:39
4. “Mystery Train” 3:07
5. “Lose My Heart” 1:55
6. “Outskirts” Bob Welch, John Carter 3:19
Side 2
1. “Ebony Eyes” (backing vocals by Juice Newton) 3:33
2. “Lose Your...” 0:45
3. “Carolene” 3:13
4. “Dancin’ Eyes” 3:20
5. “Danchiva” 3:51
6. “Lose Your Heart” 3:16
Bob Welch – vocals, guitar, bass guitar
Alvin Taylor – drums (except “Sentimental Lady”)
Mick Fleetwood – drums on “Sentimental Lady“
Christine McVie – background vocals on “Sentimental Lady”, “Easy To Fall” and “Lose Your Heart“
Lindsey Buckingham – guitar and background vocals on “Sentimental Lady“
Gene Page – string arrangements
Juice Newton – background vocals on “Ebony Eyes“
John Carter – producer, all tracks except “Sentimental Lady“
Lindsey Buckingham, Christine McVie – producer, “Sentimental Lady“
Warren Dewy – engineer, all tracks except “Sentimental Lady“
Richard Dashut, Ken Caillat – engineers, “Sentimental Lady“
Art Sims – design
Daniel Catherine – photography
Olivier Ferrand – photography
Released September 16, 1977
Recorded 1977
Studio Sunset Sound, Village Recorders, Cherokee Studios and Producer’s Workshop, LACA
Length 35:45
Label Capitol
Producer Carter (except track 1, L. Buckingham and C. McVie)

