version, a bonus track on a special edition of the album, was performed in a duet by Night and Turner. Promotion The music video for "Can't Let You Go", directed by Dominic Orlando, was filmed in New York City (1984) and inspired by the 1920 silent b/w film The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Along with "Street of Dreams", directed by Storm Thorgerson, it became a part of Rainbow's home video collection The Final Cut (1985). The music video for "Street of Dreams" was banned by MTV for its supposedly controversial hypnotic clip. Track listing The LP has "Desperate Heart" at 4:00, whilst cassette and remastered CD have this track at 4:36, repeating the verse after the guitar solo. Similarly, "Make Your Move" is 3:56 on the LP, yet 5:25 on cassette and remastered CD, due to a reprise of a bridge section and a much longer playout. The first US CD edition (Polydor - 815 305-2) uses the LP version. Personnel Rainbow Ritchie Blackmore - guitar Roger Glover - bass, percussion, producer Joe Lynn Turner - vocals David Rosenthal - keyboard Chuck Burgi - drums Production Flemming Rasmussen - engineer Thomas Breckling - assistant engineer Nick Blagona - mixing at BearTracks Studios, New York Greg Calbi - mastering at Sterling Sound, New York Singles 1983 - "Street of Dreams"/"Anybody There" 1983 - "Street of Dreams"/"Anybody There"/"Power" (live) - 12" release 1983 - "Can't Let You Go"/"All Night Long" (live) 1983 - "Can't Let You Go"/"All Night Long" (live)/"Stranded" (live) - 12" release 1983 - "Can't Let You Go"/"Drinking with the Devil" - Spain Charts Album Singles References Rainbow (rock band) albums 1983 albums Albums produced by Roger Glover Polydor Records albums Albums with cover art by Storm Thorgerson Albums with cover art by Hipgnosis