Hidden Gems in Classic Rock Albums

Paul Simon Run That Body Down (from Paul Simon)

Loggins & Messina Pathway to Glory (from Full Sail)

Iron Butterfly Stone Believer (from Metamorphosis)

Nilsson Lottery Song (from Son of Schmilson)

Blood, Sweat and Tears Lonesome Suzy (from BS&T 3)

Wishbone Ash Sometime World (from Argus)

Uriah Heep Come Away Melinda (from Uriah Heep…later re-released as …Very ‘Eavy…Very ‘Umble)

Blues Image Parchman Farm/Wrath of Daisy (from Open)

Lighthouse You Give to Me (from Sunny Days)

Amazing Rhythm Aces If I Just Knew What to Say (from Too Stuffed to Jump)

Sea Level King Grand (from On the Edge)

Chase Bochawa (from Pure Music)

Pousette-Dart Band Ice (from Pousette-Dart Band)

Guess Who Just Let Me Sing (from Guess Who #10)

Manhattan Transfer, Twilight Zone.

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@larsman 

I too a Zevon fan.  For me, anything from Life’ll Kill Ya can make is the list.  Sad though in its concept.  
Another favorite where almost any cut can be can be on the list:  Boz Scaggs Greatest Hits Live.  His jazzy rock fusion style and voice never better in these well recorded, excellent performances. 

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Linda Ronstadt's "Prisoner in Disguise" entire album is a great album & very well recorded & mastered by the late, great Doug Sax. The whole album sounds very good but Smokey Robinson's "Tracks of My Tears" is especially good. 

Great test for any hifi system if you want to listen up loud & understand the full dynamics of the song. Great, tight bass guitar & drums, really nice electric & acoustic guitar work & of course Linda's outstanding vocals. 

With good horns & tube amp, the band is right there in front of you! So fun!