This album features mellow guitar and flowing melodies, allowing you to truly experience the charm of Bob Welch.
This solo album, produced several years after his departure from Fleetwood Mac, features soft guitars and smooth melodies. It includes his signature track "Sentimental Lady," and showcases his established pop-leaning rock sound.
The soft guitar arpeggios immediately catch the ear, while the gentle keyboards create a calming flow to the song's atmosphere. Bob Welch's gentle voice naturally accompanies the melody, creating a smooth rock sound with an easy-listening balance. "Sentimental Lady," which reached No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100, is a signature track that evokes the image of his time with Fleetwood Mac, while also clearly conveying his individuality as a solo artist. The inclusion of Christine McVie and Mick Fleetwood is also notable, conveying the image of him solidifying his career at his own pace after leaving the band. While not flashy, this is a mellow pop-rock album to enjoy.
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Sentimental Lady
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Easy To Fall
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Hot Love, Cold World
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Mystery Train
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Lose My Heart
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Outskirts
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Ebony Eyes
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Lose Your...
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Carolene
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Dancin' Eyes
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Danchiva
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Lose Your Heart
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Art Direction - Roy Kohara
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Design - Art Sims
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Drums - Alvin Taylor (A2 to B6)
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Engineer - Warren Dewy
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Guitar, Bass, Vocals - Bob Welch (A2 to B6)
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Lacquer Cut By - KP
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Photography By - Daniel Catherine
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Photography By - Olivier Ferrand
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Producer - Carter
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Written-By - Bob Welch
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Written-By - John Carter (A6)
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Written-By - John Henning (A3)
