Buckacre formed in Illinois River Valley, USA, in mid seventies, this is their second and final album. With the addition of a new keyboardist, they have shifted from the West Coast country rock of their previous album to a more edgy power pop/electro-pop sound. An excellent album that shows the band's true character, breaking away from the Eagles imitation. Grant Reeves, whose credits include Archie James Cavanagh's work, makes a guest appearance on alto sax.
Tracks
1. Star That Shines (Richard Hally, Les Lockridge) - 3:15
2. No Lover's Fool (Richard Hally, Alan Thacker) - 3:52
3. Fire, Wind, Water (Skip Griparis, Robert K. Wilson) - 3:50
4. Same Old Song, Dance (Richard Hally, Alan Thacker) - 3:00
5. Here's A Stranger (Richard Hally, Alan Thacker) - 3:55
6. Night Driver (Skip Griparis, Robert K. Wilson) - 3:50
7. Tear Down The Walls (Richard Hally, Alan Thacker) - 3:32
8. Secrets (Richard Hally, Alan Thacker) - 3:20
9. Don't Be Blue (Les Lockridge, Alan Thacker, Richard Verucchi) - 3:35
10.Empty Nights (Tom Austin) - 3:18
Buckacre
*Alan Thacker - Guitar, Violin
*Darrell Data - Guitars, Pedal Steel, Vocals
*David Anson - Grand Piano, Keyboards, Vocals
*Dick Halley - Banjo, Bass
*Dick Verucchi - Drums, Percussion
With
*Grant Reeves - Alto Saxophone
*David Jackson - Strings Arranger, Conducter (except Track #2)
Marios, Thanks for this post n' request for their 1976's debut album " Morning Comes".
ReplyDeleteThank you"MARIOS".I also wait for their first album...
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