- Peter Gabriel- So
- U2 - The Joshua Tree .... For years, I listened only to the side with the hits. It's just been recently that I've been discovering the other half of the album.
- Son Volt - Okemah and The Melody Of Riot
- Keith Jarrett - Koln Concert .... For late evening listening. In the dark. Solo and improvisational Jazz piano.
- Jackson Browne - For Everyman
- Cat Stevens - Tea For the Tillerman .... Songwriting masterpiece!! More than any other record this sounds like it could belong to any decade since its arrival. I don't think of it as a 70's album.
- Neil Young - After the Goldrush .... The discovery of entire albums instead of Top-40, AM-Radio of the late 1960's.
- John Hiatt - Slow Turning
- Bruce Springsteen - Darkness On the Edge Of Town
- Bob Dylan - Slow Train Coming
...... and a few more .....
- James Taylor - Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon ..... There was a month of two period in the summer of 1974 where I listened almost exclusively to this while living with my Aunt and Uncle in Depoe Bay, working a summer job. Maybe because it was the only record that I also had an 8-track tape of. I could probably recite all the lyrics today.
- Pierce Pettis - Chase the Buffalo
- Peter Himmelman - From Strength to Strength
- Pete Yorn - Musicforthemorningafter
- Jolene - In the Gloaming
- John Coltrane - Giant Steps
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