Question: ‘And that when Red Moon came out, label reps were actually calling stations and telling them not to play the record."

The president of MCA at the time, Irving Azoff, personally signed the Call and was extremely enthusiastic.

However, 2 months later, because of his own contractual difficulties with the label and his desire to create his own company, Azoff left MCA.

The new president, Al Teller from CBS Records, wasn't that enthusiastic of the Call and the promotion of Let the Day Begin suffered drastically.

The song "Let The Day Begin" went #1 on rock radio, but because the president wasn't crazy about the group there was limited promotion.

"I don't care if Elvis and Lennon came back to life and sang backgrounds, it's not a single kind of song.