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Artist: B.J. Thomas

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CD Title: Midnight Minute

 

Category: AOR

Year: 1989

Label: Reprise Records

Catalog Number: 9 25898-2

Personnel

B.J. Thomas vocals
Dusty Springfield vocals track 10
Dann Huff guitar
Dean Parks guitar
Michael Landau guitar
Paul Jackson Jr. guitar
Joe Chemay bass, backing vocals
Pat Coil keyboards
Randy Kerber keyboards
Paul Leim drums
Joel Peskin saxophone
Guy Roche drum Programming
Terry Williams backing vocals
Julia Waters backing vocals
Maxine Waters backing vocals
Oren Waters backing vocals
Luther Waters backing vocals
Tony Sciuto backing vocals
Suzanne Benson backing vocals
Michael Elias backing vocals
Gene Moreford backing vocals
Carmine Twilley backing vocals

Tracks

1.	Half a Heart	3:31
2.	Don't Leave Love (Out There All Alone)	4:54
3.	Midnight Minute	4:04
4.	Second Chances	4:11
5.	One Last Time	5:16
6.	Someone Like You	4:15
7.	Young Hearts	4:03
8.	If It Takes All Night	4:22
9.	One Woman	4:18
10.	As Long as We Got Each Other duet with Dusty Springfield	4:21
Total Running Time:		43:15

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Existing comments about this CD

From: CC	Date: July 9, 2026 at 7:24
Not one to judge as never heard this, but wasnt this the guy who was famous for Raindrops keep falling on my head?

From: masmusic	Date: July 9, 2026 at 11:59
Yes he was his biggest hit! Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head! Im very surprised to see him listed on this site. But just maybe he changed his genre. As this is his only release listed here! Have to check it out!

From: Doghouse Reilly

Date: July 9, 2026 at 13:13

I listened on my lunch break so you wouldn't have to, and nearly puked. The Heavy Harmonies "Cher Doctrine" strikes again, in the worst way imaginable. Saccharine soft-rock from a washed-up pop-country crooner, with gobs of keys, pianos that sound more like church bells, gospel backing vocals, and the occasional shreddy solo from Dann Huff. Thomas sounds like what he is: an aging country singer doing songs he didn't write in a style he's unfamiliar with. (No, didn't check the credits, maybe he did write 'em, but I highly doubt it—these tracks have "committee of song doctors" all over them.) "Second Chances" sounds the most like slick, mid-'80's "urban cowboy" country, while only the title track and especially "If It Takes All Night" are anything close to AOR. It's aimed at the same old people who tapped their feet to Roy Orbison's Mystery Girl album. In other words, it's fucking gross.

From: Doghouse Reilly	Date: July 9, 2026 at 13:14
Now HH just needs to add Dolly Parton's rock album—rejected title: "Let's All Humor Meemaw."

From: masmusic	Date: July 10, 2026 at 7:47
Thanks Doghouse Reilly for sparing my ears from this release!

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