Duke Jupiter's 6th album (1984) was the first album on Morocco Records (Motown's short-lived attempt to develop a rock and roll label). This album got back to the Classy Rock/R&B format and had great FM radio success, two songs on MTV, and an appearance on the Solid Gold TV show. The album was produced by Glen Korotkin, known for his work with Joan Jett & The Blackhearts “I Love Rock’n’Roll” as well as Santana and the Ramones. He effortlessly brings out the qualities of Duke Jupiter which is hard yet has a pop and melodic charm. The Line of Your Fire Duke Jupiter's final album (1985) ended up on Motown Records. Morocco Records never got off the ground, and because Duke had a two record deal, this project ended up on the parent label. Motown didn't have any interest in promoting Duke Jupiter, and even if they did, they found that they didn't have the contacts to promote a rock act. It's all good fun, especially when you know that Bob Halligan Jr, the man who transformed ICON (on the 'Night Of The Crime' album) contributed most of the album's most seductive tracks.

White Knuckle Ride
1-1. She´s So Hot
1-2. Rescue Me
1-3. Don´t Turn Your Back
1-4. Top Of The Bay
1-5. Backfire
1-6. Little Lady
1-7. A Woman Like You
1-8. Work It Out
1-9. Me And Michelle
1-10. (I´ve Got A) Little Black Book

The Line Of Your Fire
2-1. Dancing On The Ice
2-2. We Might Fall In Love
2-3. Only You
2-4. I Want To Love You
2-5. You're My Hero
2-6. The Line Of Your Fire
2-7. Since You've Been Gone
2-8. Turnin' Me On
2-9. Never Say Goodbye
2-10. Sounds Like Love