Attitudes

Formed in Los Angeles, the pop/rock quartet Attitudes brought together several established musicians, among them keyboardist David Foster, already active as a producer, composer, and arranger. Guitarist Danny Korthmar, whose résumé included extensive work alongside James Taylor and Don Henley, sat beside bassist Paul Stallworth and the widely respected session drummer Jim Keltner. The ensemble secured a deal with Dark Horse Records, the label founded by George Harrison, and issued two albums in the mid-1970s; the single “Sweet Summer Music” later climbed to number 94 on the charts in 1976.