 All of the songs on the self-titled 1978 debut album were sung and written by Pollard, except "New Orleans Ladies", which was written by Hoyt Garrick with a contribution by Medica.It reached #59 on the "Billboard" Hot 100 in the summer of 1978.Two more albums followed ("Keep the Fire Burnin" in June 1979, and "Up" in June 1980), but after neither was able to expand the band's fan base, they were dropped by Capitol.