Label: Atlantic, Atlantic Recording Corporation, Atlantic Recording Corporation, Remarkable Productions, Fat Albert Productions, Presswell, Atlantic Recording Corporation, Warner Communic
Catalog number: SD 19165
Country: US
Copy notes: Gold promo stamp and radio station track list sticker on cover
Fotomaker’s 1978 self-titled album offers a finely tuned blend of melodic rock, anchored by carefully crafted guitar work and vocal harmonies that reward focused listening. Tracks like "Where Have You Been All My Life" and "Can I Please Have Some More" reveal the band's knack for blending catchy hooks with a polished yet intimate sound, reflecting their roots in the late ’70s US rock scene. The album’s acoustic and electric interplay creates a subtle tension that keeps the dozen songs engaging without overwhelming the listener—a reminder that sometimes less truly is more when it comes to rock arrangements. This pressing from 1978 presents the album on vinyl in near-mint condition, meaning the grooves are exceptionally clean and visually close to new, offering a quiet canvas for the music to unfold. It’s a solid choice for collectors who appreciate the era’s authentic sound and want a well-preserved copy without surprises. You won’t find a louder shout here; instead, Fotomaker invites you to lean in and savor the details—like a conversation between old friends, played on guitar strings instead of words.
Track listing & samples
Fotomaker - Fotomaker
Side A
Where Have You Been All My Life
Can I Please Have Some More
All There In Her Eyes
Two Can Make It Work
The Other Side
Side B
Say The Same For You
Plaything
All These Years
Pain
Lose At Love
Sound samples are included to help you get a feel for the music, but they may not always match the exact pressing or track version of the record listed. When in doubt, trust the photos and pressing information - that's the actual record you're buying.
Quantity
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