The Late, Great and Youngest Bee Gee...Andy Gibb. This album is uniformly excellent. It is extremely laid back, and takes a few listens before it sticks, but when it does you will enjoy it all the more. The main single from the album was 'Desire', a song that was, for all intents and purposes, a Bee Gees record. Written by Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb, it features falsetto backing vocals from the Gibb Brothers. It is probably where the Bee Gees would have been had they produced an album in 1980, a sort of transition between the endless falsetto of Spirits (Having Flown) and Living Eyes. Other notable tracks are the Bee Gees-esque title track, 'After Dark', the light but clever 'Wherever You Are' and the dreamy 'Falling In Love With You'. Andy duets with Olivia Newton-John on a cover version of the Barry Gibb country track 'Rest Your Love On Me' and also on 'I Can't Help It', a lovely, gentle song showing that the couple are vocally well matched. Open, but in Perfect Condition.
Side One: After Dark 4.17 Desire 4.26 Wherever You Are 4.27 Warm Ride 3.30 Rest Your Love On Me 4.53
Side Two: I Can't Help It 4.07 One Love 4.06 Someone I Ain't 3.08 Falling In Love With You 4.12 Dreamin' On 3.51 1985
