Summer Donna: All Systems Go CLR

LP Record Within a year of her breakthrough double album "Bad Girls", Donna Summer left Casablanca Records and became the first artist to sign with the new Geffen Records label. The fourth album released on this label was "All Systems Go" in 1987. Recorded in both Los Angeles and Munich, it was produced primarily by Harold Faltermeyer, a long-time associate of Giorgio Moroder and a composer of film soundtracks, which gave the album a heavier, more FM radio-friendly sound with a stronger R&B influence.