Precious Time [Remaster]

Performer: Pat Benatar
Engineer: Keith Olsen
Producer: Neil Geraldo; Keith Olsen
Distributor: EMI Music Distribution

Notes: Personnel: Pat Benatar (vocals); Neil Geraldo (guitar, organ); Scott Sheets (guitar); Tom Scott, Joel Peskin, Larry Williams, Gary Herbig (tenor saxophone); Alan Pasqua (piano); Roger Capps (bass); Myron Grombacher (drums); Keith Olsen (tambourine). Recorded at Sound City Studio and Goodnight L.A. Studio, Los Angeles, California. Personnel: Pat Benatar (vocals); Neil Geraldo, Scott Sheets (guitar); Roger Capps (bass guitar); Myron Grombacher (drums). Pat Benatar was riding high in 1981--just coming off her biggest success yet with the previous year's CRIMES OF PASSION, she immediately issued her third album, the U.S. chart-topping PRECIOUS TIME. While not as strong as its predecessor, PRECIOUS TIME was another big hit, spawning several more radio hits. The album proved to be one of Pat's last hard rock-oriented releases (she would explore pop and synth sounds on her future albums). It doesn't disappoint, including as it does one of her biggest hits--the power ballad "Fire and Ice," as well as the soaring "Promises in the Dark" and the epic title track.

The siren-voiced Pat Benatar leapt onto the music scene in the late '70s, when hard rock was still pretty much a boys' club. She made a strong impression. On in-your-face hits like "Heartbreaker" and "Hit Me With Your Best Shot," Benatar issued challenges to bad-boy lovers, and her tough-gal image was bolstered through dramatic videos on MTV for a string of hits including "We Belong" and the powerful "Love is a Battlefield." But Benatar was always much more than an image, as the many strong compositions in her songbook attest.

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