Debut album Garden Of Smiles was released in 1971 and Land Of New Vigour and Zeal followed in 1972 - both albums contained charting singles.At the same time Shade Smith released a couple of singles under his own name, "The Life Of A Story"/"Beautiful To Me" and "Woman In My Life"/"I've Got To Stay". Shade was an in-demand songwriter at the time. He wrote the very successful and popular "Sunshine Through A Prism" for Suzanne.A third album "Holy Morning" was also released in 1972. It contained songs from the first two albums, plus a few new songs. Two more singles came out in 1973, "Like Children Do"/"The Fish and the Alley Of Destruction" and "Beautiful To Me"/"Play Mama Play" before the release of the fourth album "An Evening At Home - The Best Of The Rumour".
 After going their own separate ways for a few years, they reunited in 1985 for the 25 Years of Television Special, which was nationally broadcast on TV.
 As well as the four original 'Sapphires' from Huntly College, the band now includes Barry Rushton (drummer) from the 60's band The Kal-q-Lated Risk and Judy Donaldson ,formerly of popular 1960's TV and recording duo,the Chicks.

6 page insert has photos and band history.

1. L'amour est L'Enfant de la Liberte
2. Garden of Your smile 
3. What Have You Done  (With That Day God Gave you) 
4. Learn To Live Together 
5. What Doe's it Mean 
6. If I only had a chance 
7. Land of New Vigour and Zeal 
8. Holy Morning 
9. No Money on Our Trees
10. Home 
11. I'm not your only Son
12. Two Ways To Look
13. Will You Still love Me Tomorrow
14. Teach Your Children
15. Play Moma Play
16. Beautiful To Me
17. Like Children Do
18. Queen of Paradise
19. Dancing Feet
20. Precious Love
21. The Woman in My Life (Shade Smith)
22. The Life of a Story (Shade Smith)
23. I can't wait for Summertime (the Surfires)
24. Friction ( the Surfires)