The Rainmakers' self-titled debut offered a no-frills collection of classic rock-influenced songs. It featured production by John Ryan, who had previously worked with artists like Badfinger and Lou Gramm.
- The album was released on Mercury Records in 1986. It spawned the singles "One Thing After Another" and "Let My People Go." The album reached number 135 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- The band's lead singer, Bob Walkenhorst, was known for his distinctive vocal style. Guitarist Bob Regehr contributed significantly to the album's guitar-driven sound.
- The album was recorded at multiple studios, including Streeterville Studios in Chicago. Despite moderate success, the band struggled to achieve widespread commercial recognition.
The Rainmakers were a Kansas City-based rock band. They released their debut album in 1986.
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