Triumph - Thunder Seven (1984)

Triumph - Thunder Seven (1984)

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Side one

"Spellbound" – 5:11

"Rock Out, Roll On" – 5:18

"Cool Down" – 4:51

"Follow Your Heart" – 3:27

Side two

"Time Goes By" – 6:02

"Midsummer's Daydream" (Rik Emmett) – 1:41

"Time Canon" – 1:31

"Killing Time" – 4:14

"Stranger in a Strange Land" – 5:15

"Little Boy Blues" – 3:43

Triumph Band Members

Rik Emmett – vocals, guitars, bass guitar, music sequencer, prophet 5 synthesizer, synclavier fairlight, clavinet, bass pedals

Gil Moore – drums, percussion, vocals

Michael Levine – bass guitar, keyboards,Prophet 5 synthesizer, Synclavier, organ, clavinet, bass pedals

Lou Pomanti – synthesizer, keyboards, programming, producer

Al Rogers – background vocals

Sandee Bathgate – background vocals

Dave Dickson – background vocals

Herb Moore – background vocals

Andy Holland – background vocals

Thunder Seven is the 7th studio album by Canadian hard rock band Triumph, released in November 1984. The second half of the album follows a concept based on various time-related themes. The album was certified gold in the US by the RIAA, with sales of over 500,000 copies, on April 21, 2003, almost nineteen years after its initial release.

"Follow Your Heart" was the band's highest charting single of the time, reaching #88 in both the UK and the US. "Spellbound" was also released as a single, though it didn't prove as successful, only charting in Canada and barely scraping the top 100. Thunder Seven was the last Triumph album that did not feature any outside writers. All prior Triumph albums, with the exception of 1977's Rock & Roll Machine, were written entirely by the band members.

Triumph Band Members

Rik Emmett – guitar, lead and backing vocals, synthesizer, slide guitar, lap steel guitar, dobro, clavinet, music sequencer, bass, bass pedals (1975–88, 2008, 2019)

Mike Levine – bass, backing vocals, keyboards, synthesizer, organ, piano, clavinet, bass pedals (1975–93, 2008, 2019)

Gil Moore – drums, percussion, lead and backing vocals (1975–93, 2008, 2019)

Phil X – guitar, backing vocals (1992–93)

Former touring musicians

Rick Santers – guitar, keyboards, backing and lead vocals (1984–93)

Sebastian Bach – lead vocals (1993)

Dave Dunlop – guitar, backing vocals (2008, 2019)

Session musicians

Laurie Delgrande – keyboards on Triumph (1976); on Rock and Roll Machine (1977); on Just a Game (1979)

Mike Danna – keyboards on Rock and Roll Machine (1977); on Just a Game (1979)

Beau David – backing vocals on Rock and Roll Machine (1977); on Just a Game (1979)

Elaine Overholt – backing vocals on Rock and Roll Machine (1977); on Just a Game (1979); on Allied Forces (1981); on "Mind Games" and "Empty Inside" from Stages (1985)

Gord Waszek – backing vocals on Rock and Roll Machine (1977); on Just a Game (1979)

Colina Phillips – backing vocals on Rock and Roll Machine (1977); on Just a Game (1979)

Rosie Levine – backing vocals on Rock and Roll Machine (1977); on Just a Game (1979)

Lou Pomanti – synthesizer, keyboards, programming on Thunder Seven (1984); synthesizer, synthesizer programming, keyboards on The Sport of Kings (1986)

Al Rogers – backing vocals on Thunder Seven (1984)

Sandee Bathgate – backing vocals on Thunder Seven (1984)

Dave Dickson – backing vocals on Thunder Seven (1984)

Herb Moore – backing vocals on Thunder Seven (1984)

Andy Holland – backing vocals on Thunder Seven (1984)

Gary McCracken – drums on "Mind Games" from Stages (1985)

Rob Yale – keyboards on "Mind Games" and "Empty Inside" from Stages (1985)

Michael Boddicker (not to be confused with the major league baseball player Mike Boddicker) – synthesizer, keyboards, synthesizer programming on The Sport of Kings (1986)

Scott Humphrey – synthesizer, keyboards, synthesizer programming on The Sport of Kings (1986)

Johnny Rutledge – backing vocals on The Sport of Kings (1986)

David Blamires – backing vocals on The Sport of Kings (1986)

Neil Donell – backing vocals on The Sport of Kings (1986)

John Roberts – newscast on "Carry on the Flame" from Surveillance (1987)

Steve Morse – electric guitar on "Headed for Nowhere" and acoustic guitar on "All the King's Horses" from Surveillance (1987)

Dave Traczuk – synthesizer, keyboards, programming on Surveillance (1987)

Greg Loates – percussion, programming, effects on Surveillance (1987)

Hugh Cooper – sound effects on Surveillance (1987)

Joel Feeney – backing vocals on Surveillance (1987)

Joel Wade – backing vocals, chant, choir, chorus on Surveillance (1987)

Paul Henderson – backing vocals, chant, choir, chorus on Surveillance (1987)

Ross Munro – choir, chorus, chant on Surveillance (1987)

John Alexander – choir, chorus, chant on Surveillance (1987)

Noel Golden – choir, chorus, chant on Surveillance (1987)

Mladen – guitar on Edge of Excess (1992)

Triumph Band Full Discography

Triumph (1976)

Rock & Roll Machine (1977)

Just a Game (1979)

Progressions of Power (1980)

Allied Forces (1981)

Never Surrender (1982)

Thunder Seven (1984)

The Sport of Kings (1986)

Surveillance (1987)

Edge of Excess (1992)

Triumph was a Canadian hard rock band formed in 1975 that was popular in the late 1970s and the 1980s, building on its reputation and success as a live band. Between the band's 16 albums and DVDs, it has received 18 gold and nine platinum awards in Canada and the United States. It was nominated for multiple Juno Awards, including the 'Group of the Year Award' in 1979, 1985, 1986, and 1987. It was inducted into the Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame in 2007, into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2008, and into Canada's Walk of Fame in 2019.