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Still trying to recapture the success of the eighties in a time of disinterest in their brand of hard rock, Great White released their Sail Away set in 1994. Produced by Alan Niven and guitarist Michael Lardie, the band toned things down a bit and, instead, went a more acoustic route for this album. 
The strongest influence is clearly classic Led Zeppelin with lead singer Jack Russell doing his best to approximate Robert Plant's bluesy growl and tracks like "Mother's Eyes" and "All Right," mine the acoustic vein marginally well. Better yet are the boogie stomp of "Momma Don't Stop" and the atmosphericmore… title track which features sitar and some percolating percussion. Unfortunately, good intentions only go so far and Sail Away, while an earnest effort, comes up short on originality and failed to find an audience.

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Disc 1 
1 Short Overture 
2 Mothers Eyes 
3 Crying 
4 Momma Don't Stop 
5 Alone 
6 All Right 
7 Sail Away 
8 Gone With The Wind 
9 Livin' In The USA 
10 If I Ever Saw A Good Thing 
11 Call It Rock 'n' Roll 
12 All Over Now 
13 Love Is A Lie 
14 Old Rose Motel 
15 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 
16 Rock Me 
17 Once Bitten Twice Shy 

Disc 2 Bonus CD ANAHEIM LIVE
1 Call It Rock 'n' Roll 
2 All Over Now 
3 Love Is A Lie 
4 Old Rose Motel 
5 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 
6 Rock Me 
7 Once Bitten Twice Shy