Prophet (Prophet album)

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Prophet
Studio album by Prophet
Released	14 August 1985
Recorded	January — June 1985
Studio	Bearsville Studios[1] Broccoli Rabe Studios[1] 8 Mile Road Studios[1] Total Experience Studios[1]
Genre	Hard rock[2] Pop rock[2] Soft rock Progressive rock Heavy metal[2]
Length	38:23
Label	Total Experience RCA
Producer	Barry Harris[1] Prophet[1]
Prophet chronology
Prophet (1985) Cycle of the Moon (1988)
Singles from Prophet
"Everything You Are (to Me)" Released: 1 September 1985 (US) 21 September 1985 (Japan)

Prophet is the debut album by the hard-rock band Prophet, released on 14 August 1985 through Total Experience Records. On 21 September album was released in Japan.

Production

"Prophet" is the only album to feature lead vocalist Dean Fasano and drummer Ted Poley. The latter joined Danger Danger as a lead vocalist two years later.

The album was recorded within six months: from January to June 1985. The musicians recorded for a month in each studio.

"Prophet" sold well in Europe, and after that the band released the single "Everything You Are (to Me)", for which a music video was soon shot. However, despite the fact that Fasano sang in the video, he actually performed only half of the songs: the tracks "Heart of the Night", "It's Real" and "Listen to Ya'" were performed by Poley, and "Slow Down" — by bassist Scott Metaxas.

Track listing

All credits adapted from the original LP.^[1]

Personnel

All credits adapted from the original LP.^[1]

• Dean Fasano — lead and background vocals
• Ken Dubman — guitar, acoustic guitar on "Slow Down"
• Joe Zujkowski — keyboards, Taurus pedals on "Slow Down"
• Scott Metaxas — bass guitar (except "Slow Down"), lead and background vocals
• Ted Poley — drums, lead and background vocals

References