Leslie Smith was born in Detroit on September 28, 1949. He joined
the group called "Crackin'" which released their first album titled
"Crackin'-I" in 1975. "Crackin'" released four albums in total till
1978.
For your information, Peter Bunetta (bass) and Rick Chudacoff
(drums) members of "Crackin'" are known for their works as producers
of Robbie Dupree's first and second
albums.
In 1982, at last Leslie has released his first album "Heartache"
(Elektra) produced by Peter Bunetta and Rick Chudacoff, which
contains cover versions such as Airplay's "Nothin' You Can Do About
It", Ned Doheny's "Love's A Heartache".
"LES" IS MORE
Label : Polydor (POCP-1271)
Release Date: December 21, 1992
Musicians: David Garfield, Michael Ruff on piano, Havey
Mason on drums and Marilyn Scott on
background vocals
Tracks:
It's Something
Less Is More
After Love Has Gone
We're All Alone
Fool (If You Think It's Over)
Like Yesterday
I Just Wanna Stop
Wild Flower
A Love Of Your Own
What's Going On
Remarks : This album consists of 10 classics AOR hit songs,
such as "After Love Has Gone" originally performed by EW&F;,
"We're All Alone" originally performed by Boz Scaggs and "I
Just Wanna Stop" by Gino Vannelli.
