Dwight Twilley - Wild Dogs (1985) [Hi-Res]

Dwight Twilley’s fourth solo album, and sixth release overall, Wild Dogs is a brilliant pop/rock album that never got a fair chance — until now. Twilley achieved a long-awaited breakthrough in 1984 when his single “Girls” (featuring his one-time Shelter labelmate and friend Tom Petty on support vocals) hit the Top 20. Parent album Jungle went Top 40. The stage was set for Twilley’s next album to put him over the top. Filled with inspiration and confidence, Dwight wrote one of his strongest, most commercial and most consistent batches of new songs for the album that would become Wild Dogs. Hit producer Val Garay (Linda Ronstadt, Kim Carnes, The Motels) was onboard, along with Twilley regulars Bill Pitcock IV (guitar), Susan Cowsill (harmony vocals) and a guest appearance from his Dwight Twilley Band partner Phil Seymour (backing vocals).

Tracklist:
1.01 - Dwight Twilley - Sexual (4:12)
1.02 - Dwight Twilley - Wild Dogs (4:22)
1.03 - Dwight Twilley - You Don't Care (3:33)
1.04 - Dwight Twilley - Hold On (4:17)
1.05 - Dwight Twilley - Shooting Stars (4:20)
1.06 - Dwight Twilley - Baby Girl (3:37)
1.07 - Dwight Twilley - Ticket to My Dream (3:23)
1.08 - Dwight Twilley - Secret Place (3:53)
1.09 - Dwight Twilley - Radio (3:39)
1.10 - Dwight Twilley - Spider & The Fly (3:02)