Tune of the Day

@bdp24, from Norway correct? To bad you're barely visible, it's always the musician on key in on the most during performances. I'd rather see drummers front and center on stage, much like amps between a set of speakers. Front man off to the side :-)

Having no experience other than what I've read and seen in documantries, the industry does have a way of rearing its ugly head ... a shame.

Thank you for taking the time and sharing a part of history.

Not for the first time, I'm sitting here, listening to music I never heard of before reading about it on this this thread.  Not to diminish others' contributions, it's often bdp24 whose deep knowledge sends me in a new direction.  Today, I can't believe I've never known of Emitt Rhodes until now.  That debut album is as good as bdp advertised and does remind me of McCartney and the Beatles.  Similarly, Emitt's multi-instrumental ability and variety of tones and techniques in production is really impressive.
 

I would add Harry Nilsson as a point of comparison, though Nilsson was more zany and pop-oriented.  

"Different Boats" Hayes Carll