Money

The band Money, from Columbus, Ohio, emerged from the early-1980s band The Muffs, which released a self-titled album. Money opened for bands such as Cheap Trick, Billy Squier, Montrose, The Babys, Mitch Ryder, Night Ranger, UFO, The Jags, The Tubes, Head East, Iron Maiden, Michael Stanley Band, Donnie Iris, Utopia, Gamma, Red Ryder, Humble Pie and other 1980s bands. The Money Trust Me albums were recorded from 1982 to 1983 at JD Blackfoot's Bison/Sisapa Recording Studios in Columbus. Trust Me 1 was produced by Gary Hedden, chief sound engineer at Bison. Trust Me 2 was produced by Joey Molland (Badfinger), who also used the band on his album "After the Pearl".