Between 1969 and 1972, when music was ridiculously important to me, it was entire albums that I craved. In truth, singles really only touched me in a peripheral manner. If you were serious about music it was the LP's that really grabbed you.
Recently, I shared some of my favourite singles from 1971 and 1972 but tonight it's the turn of the albums, three for each year:-
1971...
"Blue" - Joni Mitchell:-
"Every Good Boy Deserves Favour" - The Moody Blues:-
"Tapestry" - Carole King:-
1972...
"Harvest" - Neil Young:-
"Jackson Browne (Saturate Before Using)" - Jackson Browne:-
"Eagles" - Eagles:-
In the previous "Albums" post I published for the years 1969 and 1970, I suggested a track from each of my favourites to make up a compilation album and so here we go again:-
"The Last Time I Saw Richard" - Joni Mitchell
"One More Time To Live" - The Moody Blues
"Will You Love Me Tomorrow?" - Carole King
"Heart of Gold" - Neil Young
"Song for Adam" - Jackson Browne
"Take It Easy" - The Eagles
And like last time, just before you go, here's just one of those songs to listen to. It's "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?" recorded by Carole King at the BBC in London - back in 1971. New York City born Carole is now eighty years old and lives out west in the state of Idaho:-
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