The Steve Gibbons Band: "Rollin' On"

Released in 1977

this is a great outing

from a not-so-well-known

Rock Legend (well he is).

Read more about Steve Gibbons HERE.

Roger Williams: "Plays the Hits"

Released in 1965

this was one of well over one hundred

easy listening recordings

made by Roger Williams.

Read more about Roger Williams HERE.

Walter Murphy: "Phantom of the Opera"

Released in 1978,

Walter Murphy's contemporary musical version

of this classic tale

pre-dated Andrew Lloyd Webber's smash hit

by nearly ten years.

Read more about Walter Murphy HERE.

Note the Twin Towers

in this label photo.

Album Design: J. Lee

Art Direction: Neil Terk

Illustration: Ed Soyka

Album Concept: Laurie Robertson Murphy

Photography: Jim Houghton

Luther Vandross: "Never Too Much"

Released in 1981,

this was Luther Vandross' debut solo LP.

He went on to become hugely successful,

but was taken from us early (2005).

Read more about Luther Vandross HERE.

Various Artists: "Music Box"

Released in 1969,

this compilation LP

contains tracks from several of the earliest

A&M artists:

Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass

Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66

Jimmie Rodgers

Claudine Longet

Julius Wechter & the Baja Marimba Band

The Sandpipers

and

Wes Montgomery

Art Direction: Tom Wilkes

Front Cover Illustration: Dave Williamson

Front Cover Photography: Jim McCrary

Back Cover Photography: Jim McCrary, Barry Feinstein, Guy Webster

Andrae Crouch & the Disciples: "Keep On Singin'"

Released in 1971,

this LP was the third (3rd) studio LP

for Andrae Crouch & the Disciples.

The whole album is a delight to listen to,

and it includes a couple of Andrae Crouch's

greatest "hits" -

"I've Got Confidence" and "My Tribute"

as well as the much-loved title cut and others.

Read more about Andrae Crouch HERE.