In 1978, Fogelberg and Weisberg collaborated and released 'Twin Sons of Different Mothers'. The album featured the Top 25 hit 'The Power of Gold', and sold over a million copies. The two would continue to write and record separately, with Fogelberg logging another two gold and two double-platinum releases, until the pair reunited in 1995 to record 'No Resemblance Whatsoever'. While the album's title and artwork playfully referenced their previous release, 'No Resemblance Whatsoever' displayed the musical growth both Fogelberg and Weisberg had achieved and brought back to their new effort.