by Andy KellmanA couple months after England's BGO label combined Powerful People and Storm at Sunup as a two-for-one disc, the Sony-distributed U.S. label Friday Music paired 1981's Nightwalker and 1985's Black Cars, Gino Vannelli's seventh and eighth studio albums. This is a basic, no-frills reissue, but the albums hadn't been readily available for some time; Nightwalker was available in Japan, and Black Cars had been issued on One Way (another Sony endeavor) in 2001. Between the two albums, there is a pretty wide stylistic range across some of Vannelli's biggest hits: the Top Ten pop single "Living Inside Myself" (one of 1981's most successful crossover ballads), the Top Ten club hit "Black Cars" (surprisingly playful by the Vannelli standard), and the Top Ten adult contemporary single "Hurts to Be in Love."