After teaming up with for the -flavored album, reentered the realm with the rest of his band for 1981's . He still managed to include a little bit of his famed sound into a few of the tracks ( ), albeit only slightly, but 's overall feel is that of commercial , with the guitar arriving at the forefront through most of the cuts. does a marvelous job at covering 's taking it to number 17 on the charts, while is built around the same type of radio-friendly structure yet it stalled at number 56. 's formula is simple, and all of the songs carry an appeal that is aimed at a wider and more marketable audience base, with and coming through as efficient yet not overly extravagant efforts. The album's adjustable rhythms and accommodating structures kept the band alive as the decade rolled over, peaking at number 33 in the U.K. but cracking the Top Ten in the United States, which eventually led to going gold. Actually, followed in the same footsteps as 's last couple of Top 40 singles in from 1980 and from 1979. , the album that came after , gave them another hit with sung by bandmember . ~ Mike DeGagne