Esquire is the debut album by the namesake English symphonic/hard-rock/pop trio, produced by Chris Squire and released in 1987 on Geffen. The album would remain the band’s singular release for a decade.
Tracklist:
A1. “To the Rescue” (3:58)
A2. “Sunshine” (3:15)
A3. “Knock Twice for Heaven” (3:30)
A4. “Up Down Turnaround” (5:27)
A5. “Blossomtime” (6:36)
B1. “Hourglass” (4:30)
B2. “Moving Together” (3:29)
B3. “Silent Future” (4:48)
B4. “Special Greetings” (4:39)
B5. “What You’ve Been Saying” (4:55)
Credits:
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Charles Olins
Lead Vocals, Design Concept – Nikki Squire
Bass, Backing Vocals – Nigel McLaren
Drums – Alan White, Jamie Lane
Drums, Engineer – Dinky
Guitar – Eddie Golga, Pat Thrall, Steve Topping
Mastered By – Bob Ludwig
Mixed By – Mark Wallis, Stephen Lipson (A1), Trevor Horn (A1)
Producer – Chris Squire
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