The Raspberries had recorded some ballads on every one of our albums, but after 'Go All The Way' was successful, Capital pretty much wanted to hear nothing but 'Go All The Way.'
This quote illustrates how a single hit can significantly influence a band's career and the expectations placed upon them. It highlights the tendency of record labels and audiences to pigeonhole artists based on their most popular work, potentially limiting their creative freedom. The Raspberries' experience reflects the complex relationship between artistic expression and commercial success, serving as a reminder that distinguishing between personal artistic goals and market pressures can be challenging for musicians.
