ALTERED IMAGES – Love & FOREVER CHANGES
FOREVER CHANGES (1967) is an eclectic, elusive album, where any number of styles are thrown in the air without coming down in the same fashion.
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CRYSTAL TOPS & ALLISON – the FA Cup Fourth Round of 1975-76
FA Cup Round Four 1975/76 – TAYLOR MADE: Peter inspires third division Crystal Palace to a shock Elland Road win over Leeds.
HOLDING ON – Jackson Browne & HOLD OUT
HOLD OUT (1980) brought Browne a wave of negative reviews, but at the same time climbed to Number One on the U.S. charts.
THE GENE GENIUS – Gene Clark & NO OTHER
‘NO OTHER’ (1974) is a remarkable record – ex-Byrd Clark creating an album that is ambitious, enthralling, utterly unique and arguably the most astounding of its time.’
CORTEZ AND NO FILLER – Neil Young & ZUMA
With the ‘Cortez the Killer’ as its centrepiece ZUMA (November 1975) is an epilogue to the ‘Ditch’ trilogy rather than continuation.
WESTERN SIGHS – Elton John & ROCK of the WESTIES
1975: Elton fever reaches a height but ‘ROCK OF THE WESTIES’ meets with a lukewarm response from the critics.
RIPPING YARNS – The FA Cup Third Round of 1975-76:
FA Cup Round 3 1975-76: In the week Michael Palin stars in a new series called ‘Ripping Yarns’ third division Bury produce a ripping FA Cup yarn of their own.
WHAT’S THE STORY – Joe Walsh & SO WHAT
SO WHAT (1974): Adopting a more refined approach and with input from three of the Eagles, the album is a foretaste of where Walsh was heading.
NO ESCAPE FROM REALITY – The Boxing Day Division One Fixtures of 1975
DIVISION ONE – Boxing Day 1975: Wins for QPR, Birmingham, Ipswich, Leicester and Coventry make for a blue Christmas.
WHERE ART THOUGH – PAUL SIMON (1972):
Avoiding the lavish production values of many an S & G track, ‘PAUL SIMON’ (1972) is a lean sounding, but articulate album.