With Canadian record label Attic Records always on the cutting edge of new, innovative ways of developing talent while keeping costs low, they hit on the idea of a no-frills label called Basement Records. The Numbers, in 1979. The band went into the Soundstage studios in Toronto in October of that year with Jack Richardson's son Garth Richardson producing. Unfortunately, the band broke up before the album, and its two singles could be released in 1981. With notes from Kevin Shea and Michael Coxe.
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