Sonny Crockett's in the studio

Nice simple cover with good contrasts. Distinctly non-pastel.

I'm kinda surprised they didn't use this for the front cover. Guess using an artsy cover looks more serious...but they still have this for the ladies anyway.

The fold is gated.

Here's his cover of "Lost in Your Eyes":

He does a good job, but it's not my favorite version. And though it was written by Tom Petty, his isn't my fave either. It's Jeff Healey's, easily.

You're Simply the Most

Coming across this was a nice surprise!

Didn't even know he had an album before I saw this. Of course, I know that's true of countless other TV stars of the period. I've also posted albums featuring his co-stars Fonzie and Chachi. ;)

Interesting super-minimalist cover. I guess the color draws you in. Hmm...

I can't think of what to do with the back cover. Hey Donny, can you move to your left a couple of feet and lean to your right a bit? Perfect.

I see what they did there.

Best album ever?

Yep, I was quite pleased to find this one...

I doubt that's his real signature, but if it is, that's pretty cool. ;)

From a distance, he just looks sort of confident.

Up close, I think he's gonna steal my wallet! :p

This 1982 album was his first of two. (the second, released in 1983, was called "The Boys are Out Tonight") Here's the track listing:

1. What Was In That Kiss
2. Wanted For Love
3. Woman, I Love Only You
4. Half The World
5. Runnin' Out Of Reasons To Go
6. What Am I Supposed To Do
7. Looking For The Right Girl
8. Midnight Confessions
9. When You Find Someone Who Loves You
10. How Do You Talk To Girls

More info on Scott here.

Bo Duke sings

Or perhaps Jonathan Kent? Or maybe I should just say John Schneider. Heh heh. ;)

I love finding albums that celebrities recorded. I already knew John made music in addition to his acting. And unlike many, it wasn't some one-off attempt at making a hit song; it has been a long, successful second career! With his looks, you never know...maybe he could've made it solely as a recording artist.

According to his discography, this one got up to 4th place on the U.S. Country charts!

More info on John and his various ventures at his official site.

Because it was the thing to do!

 Yes, everyone with a modicum of fame had a record in the 80's, including TV star Adrian Zmed, most famous for his roles in T.J. Hooker, Grease and Grease-related...things.

More info on Adrian here and here.