White on White (album)

Cadd arrived in Los Angeles in 1975 and began working on an album with Chelsea Records, but the company was forced into redundancy and Cadd lost his record deal. He signed with Capitol Records shortly after. This was his first major label signing. The album's cover contains the words written on a white background with toothpaste.[3]

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[4]

Alex Henderson from AllMusic rated the album at two-and-a-half stars out-of five; he explained, "Favoring an approach that is somewhere between Elton John and Billy Joel, Cadd delivers an album that is generally decent but not mind-blowing. 'All in the Way (That They Use My Face),' 'White on White Eldorado,' and 'W.C. I See' are pleasant, catchy numbers, although one senses that Cadd was capable of more. In 1976, Capitol hoped that people who were into Elton John, Randy Newman and Billy Joel would get into Cadd as well. But White on White wasn't the hit that Cadd was hoping for."[4]

All tracks written by Brian Cadd.

Side A

1. "Little White Lies" - 3:19
2. "No Answer" - 3:24
3. "Heavenly Night in September" - 3:31
4. "Good Night Princess" - 4:15
5. "Pass on the Road" - 4:34
6. "All in the Way (That They Use My Face)" - 3:09

Side B

1. "White on White Eldorado" - 3:17
2. "Ginger Man" - 3:26
3. "W.C. I See" - 4:20
4. "Dance, Dance, Dance" - 4:19
5. "Longest Night" - 5:46

• Brian Cadd – vocals, piano
• Buzz Clifford, Carmen Twillie, Danny Moore, Kathy Collier, Mathew Moore, Peter Beckett, Steve Kipner, Jennette Gloud – backing vocals
• Dee Murray – bass guitar
• Nigel Olsson – drums
• Richie Zito, Steve Cropper, Ben Benay – guitar, banjo, jew's harp
• Chuck Findley, Dick Hyde, Jackie Kelso, Jim Horn – horns
• Billy Payne, William Smith – keyboards
• Sneaky Pete – pedal steel guitar
• Gary Coleman – percussion