(drums), Steve Lukather (electric guitar), Paulinho DaCosta (percussion), Vince Colaiuta (drums), Tom Scott (sax), Jay Graydon (guitars, synthesizer programming, producer), Mike Baird (drums) and Al Jarreau (vocal flute). Despite this lineup of notable musicians, the album failed to chart. After Pages With the commercial failure of yet a third album, Page and George decided to disband the group, returning to the session circuit as highly sought-after songwriters and backing vocalists. They recorded with well-known producers like David Foster and Quincy Jones. They performed on albums by Al Jarreau, Donna Summer, Chaka Khan, REO Speedwagon, Kenny Loggins, Pointer Sisters, Molly Hatchet and Twisted Sister. Page and George also did the vocals for Village People, together with Chicago's Bill Champlin and Tom Kelly (songwriter of Madonna's hit "Like a Virgin"). Page was also part of the well-known back-up vocal trio of which also included Kelly and Tommy Funderburk. By 1982, Page and George decided to form a more pop-oriented band with permanent members. As one-half of the four-piece band Mr. Mister, they would achieve commercial success with the number one singles "Broken Wings" and "Kyrie" in the mid-1980s. Covers of Pages songs A number of artists have covered Pages songs: Kenny Loggins covered "Who's Right, Who's Wrong" on his 1979 album Keep the Fire, with Michael Jackson providing backing vocals. Four Tops also covered the song on their 1981 Casablanca album Tonight!. America recorded "I Do Believe in You" on their 1980 album, Alibi. Frank Stallone also covered that song on his self-titled debut album from 1984. Jorn Lande covered it on his 2020 album of cover tracks, Heavy Rock Radio II: Executing the Classics. Herb Alpert recorded "I Get It from You" on his 1981 album, Magic Man. In 1979, Bobby Hutcherson covered "The Sailor's Song" as a vibraphone-driven instrumental on his Un Poco Loco album. In 2011, multi-instrumentalist Zo! recorded a slow jam rendition of "Let It Go" on his EP ...Just Visiting Three with vocals by Nicholas Ryan Grant. Also in 2011, electronic artist Vektroid released her album Floral Shoppe under the pseudonym Macintosh Plus, on which "If I Saw You Again" from Pages' first self-titled album and "You Need a Hero" from their second self-titled album are sampled. Bassist Melvin Lee Davis covered "O.C.O.E" (Official Cat of the Eighties) featuring vocals by Lakin on his 2011 album Genre: Music. Discography Studio albums Singles References External links Official Pages