Pilot: Anthology
Pilot: Anthology
Format: CD
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Artist: Pilot
Label: Renaissance
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 630428039421
Genre: Rock
Pilot was a pop rock group formed in 1973 in Edinburgh, Scotland by former Bay City Rollers members David Paton and Billy Lyall. This was prior to the Bay City Rollers "hitting the big time". Joined by Stuart Tosh and Ian Bairnson, the band recorded several demos over the course of 1973 and 1974, eventually catching the attention of EMI Records. The 1974 single "Magic" from their debut album, engineered by Alan Parsons and written by David Paton, was a #11 UK and #5 U.S. hit and remains a pop classic. The simple but catchy pop ditty "January" gave them their biggest hit in the UK, securing the number one spot in the UK Singles Chart in January 1975. The band's other single chart hits were "Call Me Round" and "Just A Smile" (both 1975). By the time 1977 came around only Paton and Bairnson were left from the original foursome, and they recorded Pilot's final album (the aptly entitled Two's a Crowd) alone.
Tracks:
1.1 Just a Smile
1.2 Magic
1.3 Girl Next Door
1.4 January
1.5 Call Me Round
1.6 Dear Artist
1.7 Canada
1.8 Penny in My Pocket
1.9 Running Water
1.10 Just Let Me Be
1.11 Never Give Up
1.12 Sooner or Later
1.13 Do Me Good
1.14 Bad to Me
1.15 You're My No.1
1.16 The Mover
1.17 Hold on
1.18 Lies and Lies
1.19 Get Up and Go
1.20 Ten Feet Tall
1.21 Monday, Tuesday
1.22 Evil Eye
