The Plimsouls - Everywhere at Once

After their two initial Planet Records albums, the Plimsouls took the major-label bait and signed on with Geffen Records. Everywhere at Once, their first Geffen album, has mixed results. While the change to a major label did have a profound impact on the band, it wasn't always for the best. While Jeff Eyrich's somewhat heavy-handed production did take a little air out of their performance, the end result is far less clinical than other major-label mainstream rock records of the day. Everywhere at Once does contain the Plimsouls' greatest recorded achievement, "A Million Miles Away," which packs all of the passion and punch of some of John Lennon's finest recordings with a wonderful power-driven Byrds-like arrangement. Other standouts on this record include "Play the Breaks" which, while not quite as awesome as it is in a live performance (they were possibly the finest live band in Los Angeles in this period), still shines. ~ Matthew Greenwald, All Music Guide

Name Credits Andrew Williams Vocals, Vocals (Background) Brendon Matheson Tom-Tom Dave Pahoa Guitar (Bass), Vocals, Vocals (Background), Bass David Williams Vocals (Background), Vocals Doug Richardson Saxophone Eddie Muñoz Guitar, Vocals (Background) Greg Ladanyi Mixing Jeff Eyrich Vocals, Guitar, Producer, Vocals (Background), Keyboards, Synthesizer Louie Ramirez Maracas, Castanets, Vocals (Background), Drums, Tambourine Peter Case Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica, Guitar (12 String) Phast Phreddie Vocals (Background) Scott Wilk Organ Steve Hunter Guitar (Acoustic) William Norwood Vocals