Entertainment by George Willard

Certainly this won't be the last low budget release from George Willard, but it seemed like it would be and some days we thought it might never get here, It's been two and a half years of painstaking perfectionist craftsmanship in the making. George originally hoped to enlist the help of Phil Spector but when this collaboration failed to materialize, he took on the production chores himself, Due to the extreme sensitivity of the material the usual mixologist Gabe Lincoln was locked out of Studio F and George tackled the mixing duties himself as well.

For whatever historical clues this will reveal, this project had other titles such as "Last" or "Lost" under consideration. Finally, the very generic "entertainment" was chosen. If you're saying to yourself that the Gang Of Four had a similar title, George found that out, but he also titled a release "earcandy" and later discovered a Helen Reddy 8-track of the same name. In the end what difference does it all make? Truth be told, this sounds like demos, although George doesn't like to think of them as that. He treasures these songs as if they were precious gems. Still, the songs, recorded haphazardly, could have stood for a bit of polishing, but you take what you can get in this world. I'm begging George to try a little harder. Come out of your sandbox and play. In the Real World.

Quayle Smithers, Rock Archivist