What makes Line-Up by Graham Bonnet notable?

'Line-Up' reached number 53 on the UK Albums Chart, showcasing Bonnet's appeal beyond his earlier work. The album is notable for its commercial sound that helped define early 80s rock music while also highlighting Bonnet's dynamic vocal range, which influenced subsequent artists within the genre. Released in 1981, 'Line-Up' was Graham Bonnet's first album after his departure from Rainbow, marking a significant shift toward a more mainstream rock sound. At this point in his career, Bonnet had established himself as a prominent vocalist, but this album aimed to solidify his solo identity following the success of his previous band.