Boz Scaggs - Detour - VINYL LP

Analogue Productions (Atlantic Series) Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of Atlantic Records! Boz Scagg's debut album praised by critics - an enduring blue-eyed soul masterpiece! Featuring 'Loan Me a Dime' and 'Waiting for a Train' 180-gram 45 RPM double LP Pressed at Quality Record Pressings Gatefold old-style 'tip-on' jacket by Stoughton Printing Boz Scaggs' self-titled album, released in 1969, is an iconic and pivotal record in his career, marking a shift in his musical direction to incorporate elements of soul, R&B, and showcasing his musical versatility. Departing from the Steve Miller Band after a two-album stint, Boz Scaggs found himself on his own but not without support. Rolling Stone Jann Wenner, his friend, helped him sign with Atlantic Records and the tag had him set up shop in Muscle Shoals, recording his debut album with that legendary set of studio musicians, known for their down-and-dirty backing work for Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett, among many other Southern soul legends. AllMusic writes 'The Muscle Shoals rhythm section, occasionally augmented by guitarist Duane Allman, gives this music genuine grit, but this isn't necessarily a straight-up blue-eyed soul record, even if the opening 'I'm Easy' and 'I'll Be Long Gone' are certainly as deeply soulful as anything cut at Muscle Shoals.' Scaggs dabbled in country and blues along with the soul and R&B that grounds this record. The extended 11-minute blues workout 'Loan Me a Dime,' functions as much as a showcase for a blazing Duane Allman as it does for Boz. But even with that show-stealing turn, and even with the Muscle Shoals musicians giving this album it's muscle and part of it's soul, this album is still thoroughly a showcase for Boz Scaggs' musical vision. 'Loan Me a Dime' is blues-rock classic. It showcased Scaggs' soulful vocals and Allman's remarkable guitar skills. Boz Scaggs' songs garn

Double vinyl LP pressing. 2018 . The self-produced Out Of The Blues finds national treasure Boz Scaggs applying his iconic voice and gritty guitar skills to a set of vintage classics as well as four originals. For the occasion, the legendary singer/songwriter/guitarist assembled a star-studded studio band including such prestigious players as guitarists Doyle Bramhall II, Ray Parker Jr. And Charlie Sexton, bassist Willie Weeks, drummer Jim Keltner and keyboardist Jim Cox, as well as longtime friend Jack Walroth on guitar. Boz Scaggs is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He was a guitarist and occasional lead singer with the Steve Miller Band in the 1960s, and in the 1970s gained fame with several solo Top 20 hit singles in the United States. Album Tracks 1. Rock and Stick 2. I've Just Got to Forget You 3. I've Just Got to Know 4. Radiator 110 5. Little Miss Night and Day 1. On the Beach [Extended Version] 2. Down in Virginia 3. Those Lies 4. The Feeling Is Gone 1. I Ain't Got You 1. Jump

This 1964 album, though accredited to pianist/composer Eumir Deodato, presents him primarily as the conductor, and only as a soloist on two tracks. However, he was responsible the concept behind this iconic bossa nova session, bringing together some of best musicians who were fluid in both jazz and bossa nova. Composition credits include Jorge Ben, and Marcos Valle among others, and all the arrangement are by guitarist/composer/arranger Daudeth de Azevedo, more famously known as just InchNecoInch. The resulting LP constitutes one of the earliest InchModern BossaInch or InchModern Jazz SambaInch releases. As a team effort by all the participating musicians, the production delivered a new sound, described in the original liner notes as InchNew Concept SambaInch. Album Tracks 1. Samba No Congo 2. Adriana 3. Estamos Ai 4. Carnaval Triste 5. Nana 6. Straits of McClellan 7. Deus Brasileiro 8. Vai de Vez 9. E Vem O Sol 10. Tristeza Nao Existe 1. Capoeira 2. Sonho de Maria 3. Samba a 4. Amor de Nada 5. Coisa No. 1 6. A Morte de Um Deus de Sal 7. Nuvens 8. Tempinho Bom 9. Samblues 10. Samba de Verao