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Clarence White and Graham Parsons!! The best instrumental lineup. (As a guitarist, Clarence left McGuinn back at the Roy Clark Big Note Songbook...)NOT the "stoner" Byrds (1968 - 1972)!!
According to Wikipedia:This is easy. Three from the same producer.
The Knack, Nick Gilder and Exile.
No loss as far as The Knack goes but I hoped for more from Exile.
Also Zager and Evans from 1968 or 69.
It peaked at #15, which is no great shakes, but it did go Gold.The only follow-up I remember seeing in stores was the second album. ...But The Little Girls Understand. Maybe they understood, maybe they didn't, but even they didn't buy the album.
Great album.And I'll argue Renee' Armand's THE RAIN BOOK on A&M
The same Renée Armand who performed "Lost" on the Bless the Beasts and Children soundtrack? I was wondering about her career trajectory.And I'll argue Renee' Armand's THE RAIN BOOK on A&M. It was six years to the follow-up on Windsong.
The same Renée Armand who performed "Lost" on the Bless the Beasts and Children soundtrack? I was wondering about her career trajectory.
The big shame to me was that, since "Lost" was the last track on side one of the soundtrack, her song always suffered from inner groove distortion prior to me upgrading my stylus. Still on the hunt for a good copy of the soundtrack so I can digitize everything with as much clarity as possible, given my equipment!Renee Armand | Broadwaymentorsprog
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If you haven't heard THE RAIN BOOK, by all means, find a copy.The big shame to me was that, since "Lost" was the last track on side one of the soundtrack, her song always suffered from inner groove distortion prior to me upgrading my stylus. Still on the hunt for a good copy of the soundtrack so I can digitize everything with as much clarity as possible, given my equipment!
Thanks for sharing the link! It's nice to see that she is still well and had a very colorful career working with other very talented musicians!
Looking at the Discogs entry, I see that Joe Osborn, Jim Gordon, Larry Carlton, and Danny Kortchmar are all among the many talented musicians who contributed. I will definitely have to take a look at my local record stores to see what I can find; it sounds like a stellar group of people.If you haven't heard THE RAIN BOOK, by all means, find a copy.
Turns out it's on Youtube, formatted as a playlist:Looking at the Discogs entry, I see that Joe Osborn, Jim Gordon, Larry Carlton, and Danny Kortchmar are all among the many talented musicians who contributed. I will definitely have to take a look at my local record stores to see what I can find; it sounds like a stellar group of people.
I remember that! That was as big a kick for us as it was for her!Renee actually checked into our Forum some years ago. She couldn't believe we were discussing her RAIN BOOK album.
I scoured around and found a few A&M non-album singles and the mono promo of her excellent "Raining In L.A." single.
They're out there on YouTube, with some comments by one of her producers.