Steve Wolfe

It's a toss-up between that and Natural Force for me.

In this episode, what we're going to do is take a look at the... history of the album the recording process the release what little we have of the critical reception for it as well and a brief look at the transition between Bonnie's RCA and CBS periods but I think we need to start in July 1979, when Bonnie went to the Algarve in Portugal with her managers and producers, Ronnie Scott and Steve Wolfe, and they started recording the album.

I've seen some of the master tapes from this period, and the earliest record I have of this album's production is a recording session on the 21st of July 1979 using the RAC mobile facility.

And they recorded two rough mixes of Goodbye to the Island and Sitting on the Edge of the Ocean.

And we're going to spend a little bit of time talking about that song very soon.

Now, what interests me so much about this project is that it's the first time that Bonnie has had just two producers since My My Honeycomb, her first single, which was produced by David Mackay and Ronnie Scott.

Everything else has been produced either by Ronnie Scott and Steve Wolfe and David Mackay or Robin Jeffrey Cable.

And the main studio album, Goodbye to the Island, was produced with Hugh Murphy.