Eddie Money - Eddie Money / Analogue Productions

Although his big dream was a career as a musician, after high school Edward Joseph Mahoney decided to follow in his father's footsteps and become a police officer. However, his passion was still music

and after a short time Mahoney left the New York police force and moved to California to try his luck as a rock singer. Mahoney changed his name to Eddie Money and took a big step towards his goal when

he caught the eye of legendary promoter Bill Graham at one of his shows in 1976.Graham became Money's mentor and manager, got him a record deal with Columbia Records and work began on Money's first album.

He was joined by excellent musicians such as guitarist Jimmy Lyon, saxophonist Tom Scott (L.A. Express), pianist Alan Pasqua (Tony Williams Lifetime) as well as bassist Lonnie Turner and drummer Gary Mallaber from

the Steve Miller Band. Barely a year later, the time had come: with his debut album 'Eddie Money' and the two hit singles 'Baby Hold On' and 'Two Tickets To Paradise', Money made his breakthrough in 1977 and laid the

foundations for a successful career as a rock star.

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Side 1

1. Two Tickets To Paradise

2. You’ve Really Got A Hold On Me

3. Wanna Be A Rock ‘n’ Roll Star

4. Save A Little Room In Your Heart For Me

5. So Good To Be In Love Again

Side 2

6. Baby Hold On

7. Don’t Worry

8. Jealousys

9. Got To Get Another Girl

10. Gamblin Man