"Fantastically bluesy/rock LP on Warner Brothers - Elton John produced one side, Rod Stewart the other (their bands played too). Has Ron Wood, Maggie Bell of Stone The Crows. See review..."
"It's very CSNY of course, but more trippy than that. The vocal work on "Orleans" is exceptional. Rhino's 2CD set is a great remaster and there's a fantastic outtake too..."
"The band featured Nils Lofgren and Danny Whitten. The 2nd LP isn't great, but this May 2006 2CD Rhino set is the best place to get their superb 1971 "Crazy Horse" debut. See detailed review..."
"One of the gems in the "Light In The Attic" catalogue - a US-only LP on Capitol Records, Dalton sounds like Janis Joplin gargling gravel meets a strangled version of Madeleine Peyroux - with tunes...."
"An obscure folk-rock LP on RCA's failed prog label Neon, this 2003 Akarma remaster comes in a 5" hard-card repro sleeve. Sorta Pentangle but quirkier. Nice songs. See detailed review..."
"This Edsel 2CD set has their 1971 and 1972 albums for Holland-Dozier-Holland's "Invictus" Label - great soul music on a cool reissue. See detailed review..."
"Their 3rd and best album from November 1971 on Warner Brothers. This Japan 2010 remaster makes me weak at the knees. I love this album beyond reason. Check out the beautiful Ronnie Lane on "Debris""
"I bought this as a teenager in Dublin and have loved it ever since. An obscure album originally on MCA given a stunning remaster. Features members of Fotheringay. See detailed review..."
"His 5th album (2nd for Harvest) had only 4 tracks, but it's a peach. This hardback book type digipak reissue is superbly remastered and has been overseen by Harper himself. Rated by fans as his best."
"The sublime Donny Hathaway. There's a keyboard break about 1:50 into the opening track "Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything)" - it sends me. It also has the stunning social-funk of "The Ghetto"."
"Still possessed of his awesome voice and mojo, the all-star line-up rose to it on this 1971 Chess LP classic. Beautiful Erick Labson remaster. A hidden gem in the DE series of double CDs."
"Their 3rd album on T-Neck records was an all-covers LP called "Givin' It Back" - it's truly fabulous. This superb box set offers you a remaster of that forgotten set and 4 others. See detailed review."
"Pentangle's folk singer-singwriter released this lovely LP of acoustic songs on Transatlantic. The CD is sweetly remastered. Opens with the beautiful "Tell Me What Is True Love" and never lets up."
"Inbetween CCS albums, Korner dashed off this great album for Mickie Most's RAK Records. "Black Woman (The Wild Ox Moan)" is an acapella version of an old 1930s Vera Hall Ward song and is extraordinary"
"All of these 1971 Warner Brothers tracks feature BRYN HAWORTH of Fleur-De-Lys (credited as Frank Furter) on guitar and lift the rock proceedings considerably. Top Rhino remaster with bonus tracks."
"Originally on Probe Records, this 2008 Revola remaster is awesome in its sound. A nice meeting of Traffic's songwriter with one the great Mamas & Papas voices. Very musical."
"All of their debut albums seemed to be dripping with songwriting magic - and Nash's solo debut was no different. The Rhino remaster is gorgeous and the DVD offers a life in photographs. See review."
"Raven of Australia put out this 2LPs on 1CD set in 2003. Both albums are stunning, but it's 1971's "Freedom Flight" that is the lost classic. The 11-minute title track is a fab trippy instrumental."
"Released on Transatlantic in 1971, this is another superb remaster by Castle. The album wasn't folk, but folkish - the lovely Jacqui McShee on vocals. "When I Get Home" is plaintive like John Martyn."
"The 1971 LP "Hey, Love" was on Cadet in the USA and featured both Minnie Riperton and Sidney Barnes on vocals with Charles Stepney producing. "Hey, Love" & "I Am The Black Gold Of The Sun" are genius."
"Spirit's 4th album turned up on Epic in the UK and it's a gem. Featuring Randy California & Jay Ferguson (later of Jo Jo Gunne) the album had many styles, great songs and it works as a cohesive whole."
"Contains "Tucky Buzzard" (1971 USA-only on Capitol), "Warm Slash" (1972 UK & USA LP on Capitol) and a further Euro LP. Although rocking, they were also funky like Spirit & Rare Earth. Try "Gu Gu Gu"."
"A 2LP jazz-fusion funk-soul set on Blue Thumb Records (1971 USA, 1972 UK) which is now on this fabulous-sounding SHM-CD out of Japan from 2008. See detailed review..."
"September 1970 in the USA, but April 1971 in the UK on Atco. This 2CD set has a whole disc of outakes and superb remastered versions of "Sweet Jane" and "Rock & Roll". Very Lou Reed too."
"April 1971 UK LP on Liberty - this 1992 Rhino Remaster has lovely sound. It's a great combo of rock meets soul. The instrumental "Vibeka" always brings customers to the counter enquiring "who's this?""
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