And you thought Julian Lennon had it hard? Imagine being Crosby Loggins, son of Kenny. How many "Danger Zone" jokes can one man endure? Loggins has approached his legacy issue wisely: by not straining too hard to distinguish himself from the old man. On his solo debut, Loggins packs folk, pop and bits of soul onto smart songs varnished to a high gloss with SoCal studio polish. (John Mayer supplies guitar heroics on the title track.) The lyrics are full of romantic turmoil — "I'm devastated with doubt," he sings in "Good Enough" — but Loggins' sweet tenor is too easeful an instrument to carry much angst.