Thanks to the stratospheric success of the album Break Out , The Pointer Sisters were the hottest female R&B band in the US, and were on an undeniable roll. It goes without saying that when a group had a mega hit with an album, the public and record label executives expect a major followup. The Pointers were more then capable and ready to deliver just that. Even as Ruth Pointer's lead vocals saturated the radio airwaves with Neutron Dance , she joined her sisters Anita and June to start recording songs for the next album. The Pointers had an ace in the hole with their record producer Richard Perry. Perry, in his infinite wisdom, wanted to replicate the success of Break Out . The best way to do it was to invite back the writers that turned out such hits as Automatic , Jump (For My Love) , and Neutron Dance . In addition, Richard had heard that a new group of guys that had recently formed Mr. Mister and liked some of their demos that they had recorded and reserv