Poco's graceful lyricism
The pastoral melody and sophisticated harmonies of this work evoke the landscape of the American West.
The band's rich chorus work and acoustic vibes are the pinnacle of the '70s West Coast sound, and they have a presence that rivals that of their contemporaries, the Eagles and the Flying Burrito Brothers. The gentle, heartfelt melodies continue to have a timeless appeal that should be heard for generations to come.
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A:
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1)
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Rose Of Cimarron
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2)
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Stealaway
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3)
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Just Like Me
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4)
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Company's Comin'
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5)
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Slow Poke
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B:
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1)
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Too Many Nights Too Long
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2)
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When You Come Around
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3)
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Starin' At The Sky
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4)
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All Alone Together
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5)
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Tulsa Turnaround
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Arranged By [Strings], Grand Piano - Tom Sellers
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Banjo - John Logan (10)
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Concertmaster - Sid Sharp
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Drums, Percussion - George Grantham
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Engineer - Doug Rider
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Engineer - Mark Harman
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Fiddle, Alto Saxophone, Violin - Al Garth
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Guitar, Guitar [Dobro], Pedal Steel Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo - Rusty Young
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Mastered By - Wally Traugott
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Percussion - Milt Holland
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Piano, Electric Piano - Steve Ferguson
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Producer - Mark Harman
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Producer - Poco (3)
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Vocals, Guitar - Paul Cotton
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Written-By - Paul Cotton (B1,B2, B4, B5.)
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Written-By - Rusty Young
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Written-By - Timothy B. Schmit (A3, B3.)
