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George Martin stopped working America as the '70s became the '80s. Truth be told, it probably wasn't that painful of a departure. The time had come to part ways with Martin -- not only had they spent a decade with the celebrity producer, they were moving toward a slick, radio-ready adult contemporary direction that was entirely too calculated for Martin. So, they split, and Sir George effectively went into retirement while America worked with Matthew McCauley and Fred Mollin for 1980's Alibi. Essentially, the album picks up where Silent Letter left off, meaning that it's a set of pleasant soft pop, but it's slicker and slighter than its predecessor. That's not to say that it's without moments; like its predecessor, Alibi opens strongly with a pair of winners ("Survival," "Might Be Your Love"), and there are moments (such as "You Could've Been the One" or "Right Back to Me," which has a nice, bouncy chorus) that deliver later in the album. Still, it meanders fast and it meanders far, even into such ridiculous territory as the faux hard rock (in the sense that the Eagles' "Life in the Fast Lane" is hard rock) of "Hangover," whose lyrics are at least worth a chuckle or two. Ultimately, Alibi suffers from not only its uneven material, but from the production, which is nowhere near as invitingly lush as Silent Letter. Nevertheless, McCauley and Mollin's production does sound exactly like MOR radio in 1980, and fans of that era may find this to be an enjoyable artifact, even with its flaws. Nevertheless, Alibi doesn't qualify as one of America's better latter-day efforts (even though it's certainly not one of their worst). They did this sound better on the subsequent View From the Ground.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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1
Survival
00:03:16

Gerry Beckley, ComposerLyricist - America, MainArtist - Fred Mollin, Producer - Matthew McCauley, Producer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

2
Might Be Your Love
00:03:46

Dewey Bunnell, Composer - America, MainArtist - Fred Mollin, Producer - Matthew McCauley, Producer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

3
Catch That Train
00:03:03

Dewey Bunnell, Composer - Gerry Beckley, Composer - America, MainArtist - Fred Mollin, Producer - Matthew McCauley, Producer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

4
You Could've Been The One
00:03:07

S. Sheridan, Composer - America, MainArtist - Fred Mollin, Producer - Matthew McCauley, Producer - J. Batdorf, Composer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

5
I Don't Believe In Miracles
00:03:23

Dewey Bunnell, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Background Vocalist, AssociatedPerformer - Gerry Beckley, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals, Background Vocalist, AssociatedPerformer - America, MainArtist - Fred Mollin, Producer - Russ Ballard, Composer - Matthew McCauley, Producer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

6
I Do Believe In You
00:03:45

Dewey Bunnell, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Background Vocalist, AssociatedPerformer - Gerry Beckley, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals, Background Vocalist, AssociatedPerformer - America, MainArtist - Richard James Page, Composer - Steven Park George, Composer - John Lang, Composer - Fred Mollin, Producer - Matthew McCauley, Producer - Jerry Manfredi, Composer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

7
Hangover
00:03:41

Dewey Bunnell, Composer - America, MainArtist - Fred Mollin, Producer - Matthew McCauley, Producer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

8
Right Back To Me
00:03:30

Gerry Beckley, Composer - America, MainArtist - Fred Mollin, Producer - Matthew McCauley, Producer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

9
Coastline
00:03:26

Gerry Beckley, Composer - America, MainArtist - Fred Mollin, Producer - Matthew McCauley, Producer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

10
Valentine
00:03:35

Dewey Bunnell, Composer - America, MainArtist - Fred Mollin, Producer - Matthew McCauley, Producer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

11
One In A Million
00:02:52

Gerry Beckley, ComposerLyricist - America, MainArtist - Fred Mollin, Producer - Matthew McCauley, Producer

(C) 1980 Capitol Records, LLC ℗ 1980 Capitol Records, LLC

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George Martin stopped working America as the '70s became the '80s. Truth be told, it probably wasn't that painful of a departure. The time had come to part ways with Martin -- not only had they spent a decade with the celebrity producer, they were moving toward a slick, radio-ready adult contemporary direction that was entirely too calculated for Martin. So, they split, and Sir George effectively went into retirement while America worked with Matthew McCauley and Fred Mollin for 1980's Alibi. Essentially, the album picks up where Silent Letter left off, meaning that it's a set of pleasant soft pop, but it's slicker and slighter than its predecessor. That's not to say that it's without moments; like its predecessor, Alibi opens strongly with a pair of winners ("Survival," "Might Be Your Love"), and there are moments (such as "You Could've Been the One" or "Right Back to Me," which has a nice, bouncy chorus) that deliver later in the album. Still, it meanders fast and it meanders far, even into such ridiculous territory as the faux hard rock (in the sense that the Eagles' "Life in the Fast Lane" is hard rock) of "Hangover," whose lyrics are at least worth a chuckle or two. Ultimately, Alibi suffers from not only its uneven material, but from the production, which is nowhere near as invitingly lush as Silent Letter. Nevertheless, McCauley and Mollin's production does sound exactly like MOR radio in 1980, and fans of that era may find this to be an enjoyable artifact, even with its flaws. Nevertheless, Alibi doesn't qualify as one of America's better latter-day efforts (even though it's certainly not one of their worst). They did this sound better on the subsequent View From the Ground.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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