Stock photo only
| Label |
Import Records IMP 1009 |
| Format |
Vinyl LP |
| Country |
US |
| Genre |
Folk Rock / Classic Rock |
| Year |
1977 |
Tracklist
A1Do The Dance Now, Davey (5:28)
A2My Rain (3:07)
A3Take Me Away (3:23)
A4Confusion (2:55)
A5Baby In My Lady (4:07)
A6Lead Us (4:34)
B1You’re Bound To Leave Me Now (4:36)
B2The Boatman (3:08)
B3Nite People (4:15)
B4Hey! Sandy (4:14)
B5Here We Are In Progress (4:27)
Condition
| Sleeve Condition |
Near Mint (NM) punch hole /with inner sleeve |
| Label Condition |
Mint (M) |
| Vinyl Condition |
Side 1 – Mint (M) / Side 2 – Mint (M) mint |
| BIN # |
R88 |
Here’s a fascinating piece of mid-70s folk rock history that deserves more recognition among collectors. Colin Scot’s self-titled 1977 release on Import Records represents one of those beautiful moments when an artist perfectly captures the transitional sound between the introspective folk movement and the emerging album-oriented rock scene. Scot, a Scottish-born singer-songwriter who made his mark in the American music scene, crafted an album that sits comfortably alongside contemporaries like Stephen Stills and Neil Young, with crystalline guitar work and thoughtful, often melancholic songwriting that reflects the post-Vietnam, post-Watergate mood of the era.
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