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- Walking on a Wire
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Lowen & Navarro
Released 1990

Goldmine [*]
04:43
66 plays

We Belong
04:10
453 plays

Rapt in You [*]
03:59
37 plays

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songs

- 1
- Somewhere Far Away
- 03:39
- 178 plays

- 2
- Walking on a Wire
- 03:35
- 308 plays

- 3
- Oh Mary
- 03:51
- 216 plays

- 4
- The Spell You're Under
- 04:15
- 309 plays

- 5
- Seven Bridges
- 04:21
- 218 plays

- 6
- What I Make Myself Believe
- 04:39
- 245 plays

- 7
- Someone Like You
- 03:21
- 141 plays

- 8
- We Belong
- 04:10
- 453 plays

- 9
- C'Est la Vie
- 02:53
- 152 plays

- 10
- She Said No
- 03:28
- 126 plays

- 11
- Hammerhead Shark
- 03:11
- 121 plays

- 12
- Rapt in You [*]
- 03:59
- 37 plays

- 13
- Turn Out the Lights (And Go to Bed) [*]
- 03:44
- 32 plays

- 14
- Goldmine [*]
- 04:43
- 66 plays

album review

Teaming with veteran producer Jim Scott, the duo of Eric Lowen and Dan Navarro released Walking On A Wire in 1990. Lowen & Navarro both handle guitar and vocal chores creating lightweight, albeit melodic, acoustic-based folk-pop. Walking On A Wire isn't a bad record, so much as an inconsequential one. The two do know there way around a melody and the do make most every cut seem instantly familiar with engaging choral hooks. They had some success as songwriters prior to this release with Pat Benatar's Top Five hit "We Belong," which they include here in a much more sedate and wistful version, and David Lee Roth recorded "Hammerhead Shark," also included here. The problem is that there just isn't much substance to the lyrics, which are rather simplistic insights into love and relationships. Even the appearance of Navarro's alternative-rock guitar god brother, David Navarro, can't raise this effort beyond ordinary. ~ Tom Demalon, All Music Guide