Jamie Walters
Jamie Walters
- Artist
- Jamie Walters
- Label
- EastWest
- Catalog number
- AMCY-855
- Released
- 1995
- Country
- Japan
- Format
- Album · Promo · Stereo
- Barcode
- 4988029085542
What’s on it
Jamie Walters has 10 tracks, about 44:20 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.
1Hold On
- Written-By
- Jamie Walters, Kevin Savigar, Stephanie Tyrell, Steve Tyrell
2The Comfort Of Strangers
- Written-By
- Kevin Savigar, Stephanie Tyrell, Steve Tyrell
3The Distance
- Acoustic Guitar
- Michael Landau
- Backing Vocals [Featured]
- Vonda Shepard
- Written-By
- Kevin Savigar, Stephanie Tyrell, Steve Tyrell
4Why
- Backing Vocals, Guitar, Guitar [Solo], Bass, Percussion
- Zachary Throne
- Backing Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica
- Jamie Walters
- Written-By
- Jamie Walters, Zachary Throne
5Drive Me
- Written-By
- Kevin Savigar, Michael Landau, Stephanie Tyrell, Steve Tyrell
6Neutral Ground
- Backing Vocals [Featured]
- Dee Harvey, Merry Clayton
- Sampler, Effects [Loops]
- Roy Campanella III
- Written-By
- Davis Causey, Randall Bramblett
7I Know The Game
- Written-By
- Kevin Savigar, Stephanie Tyrell, Steve Tyrell
8Release Me
- Backing Vocals [Featured]
- Dr. John
- Written-By
- Graham Parker
9No Rhyme, No Reason
- Written-By
- Davis Causey, Randall Bramblett
10Perfect World
- Written-By
- Kevin Savigar, Stephanie Tyrell, Steve Tyrell
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Where it came from
Jamie Walters' self-titled debut album was released in 1995 during the height of his popularity as Ray Pruit on the television series Beverly Hills, 90210. Produced by Atlantic Records' subsidiary EastWest, the record sought to capitalize on the actor's transition into a pop-rock singer-songwriter, following the success of his hit single How Do You Talk to an Angel from the series The Heights.
The album reflects a polished mid-nineties radio-friendly aesthetic, featuring soft rock and pop ballads aimed at a teen-oriented demographic. While it achieved commercial success, reaching the Billboard 200, it was met with mixed reviews from critics who viewed it as a conventional artifact of the cross-promotional strategies common to television actors launching music careers during that era.
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