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Linda Ronstadt | “The Only Mama That’ll Walk The Line” | (Emidisc) | ‘Hand Sown, Home Grown’ is Linda Ronstadt’s debut studio album, released in March 1969. Featuring 11 tracks, it blends country rock and folk, showcasing covers and original work.…
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Linda Ronstadt | “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” | (Capitol) | Linda Ronstadt’s performance in “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” from the LP ‘Silk Purse’ showcases her deep musical connection, blending influences from various artists. Her ability to channel emotions…
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David Cassidy | “January” | (RCA Victor) | David Cassidy’s second album, “Home Is Where The Heart Is,” was released in April 1976 under RCA Records. Despite critical acclaim, it failed to chart. The album features a notable cover of…
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Mac Davis | “Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham” | (CBS) | The LP “Song Painter” by Mac Davis, released in May 1970, showcases his unique ability to evoke laughter and tears. With familiar hits like “In The Ghetto,” the album…
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The Partridge Family | “Friend And A Lover” | (Bell Records) | The Partridge Family Notebook, released in November 1972, is the sixth studio album by The Partridge Family. It peaked at no. 41 on Billboard’s Top LP’s chart and includes…
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The Partridge Family | “I’m Here, You’re Here” | (Bell) | ‘Up to Date’, the second studio album by The Partridge Family, was released in February 1971, achieving gold certification by March 25. Featuring hits like “Doesn’t Somebody Want to…
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The Partridge Family | “I’m On The Road” | (Sounds Superb) | The Partridge Family, a successful pop-based TV show that premiered in 1970, featured a young widow and her music-playing children. Dominated by teen idol David Cassidy, the show topped…
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Paul Mauriat and his Orchestra | “No Words” | (Contour) | The album “Paul Mauriat Salutes The Beatles” features instrumental renditions of popular Beatles songs, characterized by soothing arrangements. Notably, the track “Penny Lane” stands out for its expert orchestration. This…
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Wings | “No Words” | (Apple) | The article discusses Paul McCartney’s album “Band On The Run,” detailing the creative backgrounds behind several tracks. McCartney shares personal anecdotes, from inspirations like a Labrador puppy to unique recording experiences in Lagos.…
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Anne Murray / Glen Campbell | “You’re Easy To Love” | (Music For Pleasure) | The album “Anne Murray / Glen Campbell,” released in 1971, features duets and new material from Glen Campbell and Anne Murray. Notable tracks include Campbell’s…
