John Kay – All In Good Time

Name: John Kay - All In Good Time
Rating: 3.6 (5 reviews)

Label:	Mercury – 9100 054
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	UK
Released:	1978
Genre:	Rock, Blues, Pop
Style:	Blues Rock, Southern Rock, Soft Rock

Tracklist

A1		Give Me Some News I Can Use
A2		The Best Is Barely Good Enough
A3		That's When I Think Of You
A4		Ain't Nobody Home (In California)
A5		Ain't Nothin' Like It Used To Be
B1		Business Is Business
B2		Show Me How You'd Like It Done
B3		Down In New Orleans
B4		Say You Will
B5		Hey, I'm Alright

Recorded At Wishbone Recordings Studios, Alabama.

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	All In Good Time (LP, Album)	Mercury	6338 879	Netherlands	1978
New Submission	All In Good Time (LP, Album, Terre Haute Pressing)	Mercury	SRM-1-3715	US	1978
Recently Edited	All In Good Time (LP, Album, Terre Haute Pressing)	Mercury	SRM-1-3715	US	1978
New Submission	All In Good Time (LP, Album, Test Pressing, White Label)	Mercury	9100 054	UK	1978
New Submission	All In Good Time (LP, Album, Santa Maria Pressing)	Mercury	SRM-1-3715	US	1978

bargainvinyl1 May 17, 2016
All in Good Time was produced by Clayton Ivey at his Wishbone Studios in Muscle Shoals, indicating Kay was taking a crack at a bit different sound -- one which certainly had a better chance at radio play in 1978 than Steppenwolf's hard rock. It's worth remembering that Kay's previous solo LPs were also different from Steppenwolf, and the band's previous album (1973's My Sportin' Life) had some pretty strong pop leanings. In context, the progression to a full-on modern rock-soul sound does make sense, as unexpected as it may seem at first listen.