The ragged strum along with Dans' beautifully folkish tone manages too carry the strength and conviction of a rock music.The side harmonies are great lines like "Wanted to start something new" or "Are the spoils worth the cost of the heart?" The lyrics are also refreshingly different from the usual romantic/lonely dichotomy of pop music.
Bringing obscure songs from the 1970s such as deep album cuts, underrated cover songs and forgotten singles back on this blog. The 70s was a great time for music, possibly the best and the most diverse; that some gems that need to be rediscovered
Sunday, 23 April 2017
Dan Fogelberg (1977) Lessons Learned
From what I consider his best, 1977's Netherlands album where his balladry reached a peak in maturity as well as his compositions. This may sound like a simple, laid back country tune but the vocal arrangement and lyrical content is superb.
The ragged strum along with Dans' beautifully folkish tone manages too carry the strength and conviction of a rock music.The side harmonies are great lines like "Wanted to start something new" or "Are the spoils worth the cost of the heart?" The lyrics are also refreshingly different from the usual romantic/lonely dichotomy of pop music.
The ragged strum along with Dans' beautifully folkish tone manages too carry the strength and conviction of a rock music.The side harmonies are great lines like "Wanted to start something new" or "Are the spoils worth the cost of the heart?" The lyrics are also refreshingly different from the usual romantic/lonely dichotomy of pop music.
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