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Money   Trust Me
Label: Heavy Metal America   HM USA 2          ℗ Heavy Metal America Ltd
Format: Vinyl, LP embossed sleeve
Country: US
Released: 1984
Genre: Heavy Metal
Tracklist:
A1 The Rockin  https://youtu.be/njQ4ZJN3LCc  [Check exclusive audio sample]

A2 Turn Away

A3 Can’t Happen

A4 So Sorry

A5 Go Down

B1 In The Night Time

B2 Lonely

B3 Undercover Love

B4 Feel The Change
B5 Starmaker

Engineer Gary Hedden
Executive Producer Don Perry, George Lee
Producer J. C. Molland*

Columbus, Ohio’s MONEY spawned from the early 1980s band The Muffs (previously Muff Brothers) who released a self-titled album (RAINBOW ALBUM). MONEY opened for acts like Cheap Trick, Billy Squier, Montrose, The Babys, Mitch Ryder, Night Ranger, UFO, The Jags, The Tubes, Head East, Iron Maiden, Michael Stanley Band, Donnie Iris, Utopia, Gamma, Red Ryder, Humble Pie, and other 80s bands. The MONEY Trust Me albums were recorded from 1982 to 1983 at JD Blackfoot’s Bison/Sisapa recording studios in Columbus. Trust Me 1 was produced by Gary Hedden, chief engineer at Bison. Trust Me 2 was produced by Joey Molland (Badfinger), who also used the band on his “After the Pearl” album. Trust Me 2 was also released in Europe on the EMI Heavy Metal America label. MONEY recorded more songs in 1987 and 1988 which were released as the “In the Red” CD in 1989. The band reunited and continues to self-release material.

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In 1982, the muffs changed their name to Money, with the original line-up being Tom Weisend – guitar & lead vocals, John Durzo bass guitar & vocals, Rick Hall – drums, and Neil Andrews – keyboards & vocals. That year, they started the first Money album project at J.D. Blackfoots Bison Recording Studios in Columbus. The Money album (Trust Me) was engineered and produced by Gary Hedden. Trust Me received a good bit of airplay. The band opened for such acts as The Babies, Montrose, Cheap Trick, Billy Squier, Mitch Ryder, UFO, The Tubes, Head East, Michael Stanley Band, Donnie Iris, Utopia, Gamma, Humble Pie, Iron Maiden, Night Ranger, and Red Rider. In 1983, Money added Jeff Wilson on guitar and recorded their second album at Bison Studios. Joey Molland (Badfinger) was brought in to produce that album, with Gary Hedden engineering again. This album (also called Trust Me due to time constraints and record company changes) was a bit more rock-oriented than the first Money effort. It was initially distributed by Boardwalk Records in the US and distributed by EMI Heavy Metal America Records in Europe. Joey was also signed to Earthtone Records and recruited the band to play on his After The Pearl album, also in 1983.

Money – So Sorry: