Fogelberg looked back on his collaboration with the jazz flutist in an interview with Performing Songwriter. “That was one of the few things that I’ve written specifically for radio that worked,” he said of “The Power of Gold.”
Before teaming up with Weisberg, Fogelberg was riding on the success of his super mellow third album Nether Lands, which featured Weisberg playing flute on the track “Give Me Some Time.” According to American Songwriter, Fogelberg once said, “When I made Nether Lands, I felt that I had finally made a grown-up record. That I wasn’t a kid anymore, and that I was finding my own voice as a writer.”
In a chat posted on his official website, Fogelberg explained that “The Power of Gold" was tied to the theme of the album. “Actually, the song was a response to the growing materialism in my own life, and that of many of my successful colleagues - I won't mention any names,” he said.
A follow-up didn't fare as well
While the duo’s similar looks, with their long hair and beards, spawned the Twin Sons idea, things changed 17 years later. Fogelberg and Weisberg reunited in 1995 for a second album, titled No Resemblance Whatsoever. This time, the twins posed with short hair and clean-shaven faces and looked nothing alike.
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