Label:

Columbia – BFC 38662, Columbia – 38662

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Pitman Pressing

Country:

Released:

1983

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Hard Rock, Heavy Metal

A1Easy Livin'2:47A2Feel Me, Touch Me (Do Anything You Want)3:26A3All I Need Is Your Love2:30A4Another Day4:40A5Heft!5:43B1We Become One3:58B2Give It All You Got3:00B3Say What You Will3:19B4You Got Me Runnin'3:02B5Give It Some Action4:12

Recorded At – Marcus Recording Studios
Overdubbed At – Maison Rouge
Mixed At – The Town House
Phonographic Copyright ? – CBS Inc.
Published By – Virgin Music (Publishers) Ltd.
Published By – Motor Music Ltd.
Manufactured By – Columbia Records
Manufactured By – CBS Inc.
Lacquer Cut At – Sterling Sound
Plated At – Customatrix
Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman

Arranged By – Eddie Kramer, Fastway (2)
Art Direction – Nick Marchant
Cover – Torchlight, London*
Drums – Jerry Shirley
Engineer – Alan "Jackson" Douglas*, Eddie Kramer, Tim Hunt
Engineer [Assistant] – Howard "Blades" Gray*
Guitar – Fast Eddie Clarke*
Management – Ted Thrasher
Photography By – Eric Watson (3)
Producer – Eddie Kramer
Vocals, Harmonica – David King*
Written-By – Fastway (2)

"P" etched in runout denotes a Columbia, Pitman pressing variant.

Printed inner sleeve with lyrics and photo.

First cat. # on spine and labels.
Second cat. # on inner sleeve.

Runouts are etched. "STERLING" & "o" are stamped.

Initially came with hype sticker added to shrink.

Some early copies may have included a bonus promo 7"

Profile:

Fastway was formed in 1982 and named after its two founders, recently departed Motorhead guitarist "Fast" Eddie Clarke and former UFO bassist Pete Way, though Way left the group before any recordings were released. Fastway's early sound was bluesy, hard rock with Robert Plant-inspired vocals; far removed from Motorhead. Led by single "Say What You Will", the album did quite well, and the followup (All Fired Up) was successful as well, but after that commercial success faded as Clarke and several varying lineups experimented with a more pop-metal sound on the succeeding releases, and they never again duplicated the success of the first two albums. By the early 90's the band was effectively done, with a brief reunion in 1998 to record On Target Reworked, featuring re-recorded tracks from the 1988 On Target release. After a period of band inactivity, Clarke put a new version of the band together. After a handful of festival appearances in 2007, in 2011 the band released Eat, Dog, Eat via SPV/Steamhammer and Secret Records.

Former Members:
Dave King (Vocals)
Shane Carroll (Guitars & Keyboards)
Charlie McCracken (Bass)
Paul Reid (Bass)
Neil Murray (Bass)
Nibbs Carter (Bass)
Terry Thomas (Bass)
Paul Airey (Keyboards)
Jerry Shirley (Drums)
Alan Connor (Drums)
Riff Raff (Drums)