James Taylor (1968) more music like this

by James Taylor

James Taylor was the first artist to be signed to record on the Beatles' short-lived vanity Apple label. In late 1968, Taylor's sophisticated self-titled disc foreshadowed the introspective singer/songwriter genre that dominated pop music in the early and mid-'70s. Although often touted as his debut, this release is chronologically Taylor's second ...

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Flag (1979) more music like this

by James Taylor

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Streetlights (1974) more music like this

by Bonnie Raitt

Bonnie Raitt had delivered three stellar albums, but chart success wasn't forthcoming, even if good reviews and a cult following were. So, she teamed with producer Jerry Ragovoy for Streetlights and attempted to make the crossover record that Warner so desperately wished she'd release. Over the years, the concessions that she made here -- ...

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Original Flying Machine 1967 (1996) more music like this

by James Taylor

Original Flying Machine 1967 is comprised of recordings James Taylor with his band the Flying Machine made a year before he signed to Apple Records. At this stage, Taylor was still trying to find his voice, yet that is the very reason why these recordings are of interest to fans. Most of the material on Original Flying Machine 1967 re-appeared on ...

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Knock Three Times: Encore Collection (1999) more music like this

by Tony Orlando & Dawn

BMG's Knock Three Times: Encore Collection from 1999 is a solid and brief collection of light and fun tunes from '70's chart sensations Tony Orlando and Dawn. The ten songs include four of their biggest hits, the bubblegum pop hit "Knock Three Times," "Say, Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose," and the sweet and corny "Tie a Yellow Ribbon "Round ...

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Forosoco (1997) more music like this

by The Bacon Brothers

The title Forosoco is derived from the first two letters of each musical genre the Bacon Brothers tackle -- in other words, folk, rock, soul and country. Kevin Bacon acquits himself far more admirably than most actors who attempt to forge musical careers, sharing the load with his more experienced brother Michael; guest appearances from the likes ...

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Candida (1970) more music like this

by Dawn

What does the album Candida by Dawn have in common with Psycle by the Happenings? Both were produced by the team of Hank Medress, Phil Margo, Mitch Margo, and Jay Siegel -- collectively, the Tokens of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" fame. The heavy-vocal Happenings were four clean-cut guys who hit in 1966-1967 while '70s star Tony Orlando was flanked by ...

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Fire & Rain (1998) more music like this

by Common Ground

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Tom Rush [1970] (1970) more music like this

by Tom Rush

Another self-titled album, this time for CBS, finds Tom Rush continuing to mine the fertile vein of folk-rock songwriters the likes of James Taylor, Jackson Browne, and Canadian Murray McLaughlin. Standouts include David Wiffen's "Driving Wheel," McLaughlin's "Old Man's Song" and "Child's Song," and Browne's "Colors of the Sun." Also, there ...

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The Very Best of Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando (2000) more music like this

by Dawn

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Tom Rush/Wrong End of the Rainbow (1997) more music like this

by Tom Rush

In 1997, BGO released Tom Rush/Wrong End of the Rainbow, which contained two complete albums -- Tom Rush (1970, originally released on Columbia) and Wrong End of the Rainbow (1970, also originally released on Columbia) -- by influential folky Tom Rush on one compact disc. Tim Sendra, All Music Guide

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