Signs with Hollywood Records

In 1991, the band left Restless and signed with The Walt Disney Company -owned Hollywood Records . Soul Rotation , their Hollywood debut released the following year, was focused more heavily on Genaro’s singing and songwriting, with Linderman used predominantly as a keyboardist. The resulting record was much more pop -oriented than the group’s previous efforts, but failed to produce a hit single. Not Richard, But Dick was issued in 1993, and did not fare any better than its predecessor. Relations between the band and label quickly soured, and the two albums went out of print shortly after their initial releases. The band was later unable to feature any of the songs from either of the Hollywood albums on retrospective or compilation CDs, although the group did smuggle an unlisted version of Soul Rotation’ s “If I Had a Gun” onto their 1994 live album Chaos Rules: Live at the Trocadero .