The Head and the Heart "Signs Of Light" folk reaching #1 on the Billboard

reaching #1 on the Billboard 200

Coming from a long break in touring (the band famously didn’t tour with the two previous records)

And as much as the quality may be reduced

the band says TURN BLUE could refer to: A: Suffocation B: Sadness C: Numbness from extreme cold D: A Cleveland late night TV host from the 1960s named Ghoulardi or E: All of the above

released as the band's first album in the United States in June 1982 by EMI America Records

The Head and the Heart "Signs Of Light" folk reaching #1 on the BillboardOn Signs Of Light, that gamut of emotions is felt most deeply on the Josiah Johnson penned title track, which none of the other members had ever heard until they happened to walk in on him playing it over and over at the piano during pre production in El Paso, Texas. "It was one of those moments where no one talks," Russell remembers. "No one needs the chords; no one is looking up. You simply pick up your instrument and play. The next thing you know,