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1981 studio album by Eddie Schwartz From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

No Refuge is the second studio album by singer Eddie Schwartz. It was released in late 1981 by A&M Records in Canada, and appeared on Atco in the US in early 1982.

Released1981
GenresSoft rock, AOR
Length33:06
LabelA&M
Quick facts Studio album by Eddie Schwartz, Released ...
No Refuge
Studio album by
Released1981
GenresSoft rock, AOR
Length33:06
LabelA&M
ProducersEddie Schwartz, David Tyson
Eddie Schwartz chronology
Schwartz
(1980)
No Refuge
(1981)
Public Life
(1984)
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Lead single "All Our Tomorrows" reached #32 in Canada, and #28 in the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, and was also a significant hit on the adult contemporary charts. The followup single "Over the Line" was also a top 40 hit in Canada, peaking at #38, but didn't fare as well in the U.S., reaching #91.

The single "No Refuge" hit #40 in the U.S. Rock Tracks chart, compiled by Billboard.

Track listing

A Side
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No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."No Refuge"Eddie Schwartz5:08
2."Spirit of the Night"Schwartz4:27
3."Tonight"Schwartz3:46
4."Good with Your Love"Schwartz3:48
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B Side
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No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Heart on Fire"Schwartz, David Tyson2:47
2."Over the Line"Schwartz, Tyson3:44
3."Auction Block"Schwartz, Robin Lerner[1]4:06
4."All Our Tomorrows"Schwartz, Tyson5:20
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Charts

Album

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Chart (1982) Peak
position
US Top LPs & Tape (Billboard)[2] 195
US Rock Albums (Billboard)[3] 22
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Singles

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Year Single Chart Peak
position
1982 "All Our Tomorrows" RPM (Canada) Top 50[4] 32
RPM (Canada) Contemporary Adult[5] 23
Billboard (US) Hot 100[6] 28
Billboard (US) Adult Contemporary[7] 40
"Over the Line" RPM (Canada) Top 50[8] 38
Billboard (US) Hot 100[6] 91
"No Refuge" Billboard (US) Rock Tracks[9] 40
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Personnel

Credits are adapted from the album's liner notes.[10]

  • Eddie Schwartz – lead vocals, guitar
  • David Tyson – keyboards, electronic bass
  • Peter Follett – guitar solos
  • Bob Wilson – bass
  • Gary Craig – drums
  • Dick Smith – percussion
  • Jim McGrath – trumpet
  • Steve McDade – trumpet
  • John Johnson – alto and tenor saxophones
  • Bruce Gregg – trombone
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