Sharing a light, lush airiness with bands like , , and sang fluffy love songs that were weak in lyrical nutrients but abundant with softened chords and harmonies. When radio was saturated with in the mid- to late-'70s, they were right in the heart of it, reaching number nine on 's Top 40 with the gentle which remained on the charts for a startling 15 weeks. 's greatest hits collects all of their mellow favorites in one place, presenting some thin but not unlistenable tunes. Lead singer pours his heart out but still manages to stir up a decent tempo with their second biggest single. The blue of the Colorado skyline, the band's home state, is visioned on the soothing flow of and a slight attractiveness is felt throughout another chart single in 1978. , who replaced in , and drummer , a onetime member, did give a talented history within its lineup, but the music being produced contained ample amounts of schlock that soon faded as radio became tired of this shallow drivel. Sometimes harboring a feel a la best heard in songs like and it was evident that the band had only one direction, which was that of a sound. Since their material never strayed from this subtle easiness, 's greatest hits is their most worthwhile offering. ~ Mike DeGagne