Following his success with the Blues Project and Blood, Sweat & Tears-and his triumphs with Mike Bloomfield-Al put out his own streak of excellent LPs on Columbia. Here are five from his late-'60s/early-'70s prime: the charting "I Stand Alone," "You Never Know Who Your Friends Are," "Easy Does It" and "New York City (You're a Woman)" plus 1973's "Naked Songs." You'll find many highlights from his long career and flavors of country, gospel, blues and soul: "Jolie," "Blind Baby," "Brand New Day," "Buckskin Boy," "New York City," "John the Baptist," "The Great American Marriage / Nothing," "Don't Know Why I Love You," "Song and Dance for the Unborn Frightened Child" and more, with Al shining on both guitar and keys throughout! Sony UK.
12 Song and Dance for the Unborn, Frightened Child
- Disc 2 -
1 Magic in My Socks
2 Lucille
3 Too Busy Thinking About My Baby
4 First Time Around
5 Loretta
6 Blues, Part IV
7 You Never Know Who Your Friends Are
8 The Great American Marriage/Nothing
9 Don't Know Why I Love You
10 Mourning Glory Story
11 Anna Lee
12 I'm Never Gonna Let You Down
- Disc 3 -
1 Brand New Day
2 Piano Solo Introduction
3 I Got a Woman
4 Country Road
5 I Bought You the Shoes You're Walking Away in
6 Introduction
7 Easy Does It
8 Buckskin Boy
9 Love Theme from "The Landlord"
10 Sad, Sad Sunshine
11 Let the Duchess No
12 She Gets Me Where I Live
13 A Rose and a Baby Ruth
14 Baby Please Don't Go
15 God Shed His Grace on Thee
- Disc 4 -
1 New York City (You're a Woman)
2 John the Baptist
3 Can You Hear It Now
4 The Ballad of the Hard Rock Kid
5 Going Quietly Mad
6 Oo Wee Baby, I Love You / Love Is a Man's Best Friend
7 Back on My Feet
8 Come Down in Time
9 Dearest Darling
10 Nightmare #5
11 The Warning
- Disc 5 -
1 (Be Yourself) Be Real
2 As the Years Go Passing By
3 Jolie
4 Blind Baby
5 Been and Gone
6 Sam Stone
7 Peacock Lady
8 Touch the Hem of His Garment
9 Where Were You When I Needed You
10 Unrequited
Following his success with the Blues Project and Blood, Sweat & Tears-and his triumphs with Mike Bloomfield-Al put out his own streak of excellent LPs on Columbia. Here are five from his late-'60s/early-'70s prime: the charting "I Stand Alone," "You Never Know Who Your Friends Are," "Easy Does It" and "New York City (You're a Woman)" plus 1973's "Naked Songs." You'll find many highlights from his long career and flavors of country, gospel, blues and soul: "Jolie," "Blind Baby," "Brand New Day," "Buckskin Boy," "New York City," "John the Baptist," "The Great American Marriage / Nothing," "Don't Know Why I Love You," "Song and Dance for the Unborn Frightened Child" and more, with Al shining on both guitar and keys throughout! Sony UK.
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