Top 5 albums by classic rock artistsThe Beatles White Album. There may be better Beatle albums, but none is more fun. Plus, the White Album and I share the same release/birth day.
Born in the USA. Bruce Springsteen. I'm ambivalent about this one, since it's the album that produced all the hits ... and took my Bruce and turned him into an arena concert star. No more up-close-and-personal, small venues after this. But I think its success is because it was the perfect convergence of artist, message and time.
Band on the Run. Paul McCartney and Wings. Sir Paul hits his solo stride. This CD sounds so great. The song transition is almost seamless and the production is terrific.
The Eagles Greatest Hits. All meat, no filler.
Still Crazy After All These Years. Paul Simon. "I Do It for Your Love" is one the sweetest, most underrated love songs in the history of recorded sound.
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Oh, Still Crazy is an awesome album, and I still have the vinyl copy!
ReplyDeleteI love ALL of your picks!
Band on the Run is one of my favorite by Macca with Wings :)
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