Whats on your turntable tonight?

@loomisjohnson 

i wasn't the biggest bob welch fan, but the title track is a classic + danny kirwan was a genius.

?   What album are you discussing here?  Thanks   

@bslon 

Crack The Sky / Safety In Numbers
1978 Lifesong

Argent / In Deep
1973 Epic

Wishbone Ash / Argus
1972 MCA

Terrific set Bro!   +++1

having trouble putting things in quotes   Sorry   

@spiritofradio, we were talking fleetwood mac's "future games," which i'd rate as my second favorite behind "kiln house" and just ahead of "bare trees", though i'm occasionally persuaded that "then play on" is their pinnacle.

@mammothguy54, i'm with you on "bridge of sighs"--it is one terribly-produced record. odd that no one rates james dewar among the great white soul singers, but he was pretty formidable.

just been listening to the go-betweens "before hollywood." incredible record.

Learn To Smile Again - Susie Arioli Band

Find this album addictive 
 

@bobby1945 

Hadn't ever heard of this before.  Very nice.  Thanks for posting.  

@mammothguy54 @loomisjohnson

Bridge of Sighs in my top 10 all time favorite records. I only have my OP and I guess I never noticed it was really that badly produced. It still conveys an atmosphere and so much feeling and soul so I guess somebody did something to get that across. It’s interesting, on a record like Layla, for example, the bad production is so bad I can’t play it on my good stereo. But records like Montrose or Bridge of Sighs I don’t really care. If somebody redid BOS to improve it I’d sure buy it though.