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Rhino Records released yet another great CD of rock and roll hits from the year 1973. This album proves that it was a very good year indeed!
This CD boasts two phenomenal hits from Sir Elton John: “Crocodile Rock” and “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.” These songs are very strong with catchy melodies; the songs also address the universal theme of that awful pain when romance ends. Jim Croce rocks hard with his classic “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown.” The Edgar Winter Group contributes “Frankenstein” which rocks very strong; this is the only instrumental on this album and it’s a great choice.
Other songs on this album have a slower, more soulful feel to them: “Let’s Get It On” by Marvin Gaye and “Midnight Train To Georgia” by Gladys Knight & The Pips are beautiful ballads. There’s a country feel to the rock hit “Ramblin Man” by The Allman Brothers Band which adds some diversity to the track selection.
The quality of the sound is excellent and the liner notes offer some great black and white photos of most of the artists who perform on this CD. The liner notes indicate the month during which the song was big and this is a nice plus.
Unfortunate news: I can only give this CD four stars. True, it brings back fond memories of when I was younger and life was simpler. True, the songs are great and the quality of the sound is excellent. Rhino Records makes a big mistake, sadly, when they decide to limit all the CDs in this series to exactly ten songs each. Not eleven, not eight, not twelve–ten songs and exactly ten songs. The CD weighs in at roughly 33 minutes so there’s clearly more room for at least two or three more songs on this CD. I was disappointed.
Overall, however, this is still a great CD to bring back memories of rock in the early 1970s. It’s also a great CD to choose if you want an affordable CD to see if you would like this kind of music. I highly recommend this for fans of classic rock and roll; fans of music from the early 1970s and for people who want to experience the amazing rock and roll music of the early 1970s for the very first time. SMILE