Mighty Fire

Based in Los Angeles, Mighty Fire recorded two albums, in 1981 and 1982 respectively. 'No Time For Masquerading' was released, in 1981, on Elektra Records and featured Mel Bolton and Marilyn McLeod as co-producers. The track 'I Could Write A Love Song', was written for, writer Pam Sawyer's son, Steve Sawyer. The dancers 'Sweet Fire' and 'Love Fantasy' were popular on the U.K. dance floors. The album 'Mighty Fire' followed in 1982 on the Elektra imprint. The band split up after this release.

Darryl K. Roberts (keyboards / bass / vocals)
Perry Peyton (lead vocals / drums)
Mel Bolton (guitar / producer / vocals)
D'Lanie McQuaig (lead vocals / guitar)
Harry Kim (trumpet / vocals)