After four low-selling concept albums for their previous label, RCA Records, their contract was not renewed. In 1976 they signed with a company recently launched by ex-Columbia Records head Clive Davis, Arista, making one live and six studio albums for the label during a stay of a decade.
After four albums that failed to sell well on their previous label, RCA Records, their contract was not renewed. In 1976 they signed with a company founded by Clive Davis, who had previously been the head of Columbia Records, Arista, and released one live album and six studio albums for the label over a ten-year period.