Title: No reason to cry, Babys
Review: Emerging as a pretty faced bubble-pop band in the 70's, The Babys quickly evolved into a first rate power-pop outfit and scored several top-40 hits. Eventual solo star andBad EnglishmemberJohnathan Waitewas the focal point, with his clean and soulful vocals. Keyboardist Jonathan Caine, while not an original member, found later success as a member ofJourney.The band excelled at pop-rock, like "Midnight Rendezvous" and "Back On My Feet Again." While no-one would ever classify them as heavy, a song like "Head First" had echoes of"Hot Blooded", or maybe Rick Springfield frontingCheap Trick. The ballads pretty much are what you'd expect if you followed Waite's solo career. Much better than average, and good for 70's nostalgia, The Babys called it quits in 1981.
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