The Moody Blues: "A Question of Balance"

Released in 1970,

this was The Moody Blues' sixth (6th) studio LP.

More about this LP HERE.

Cover Painting: Phil Travers

Photo Montage: Mike Goss / David Rohl

Photography: David Rohl

Chicago: "...at Carnegie Hall"

Released in 1971,

this was Chicago's first (official) live release.

More about the recording of this LP HERE.

Bob & Pauline Wilson: "Somebody Loves You"

Released in 1981,

this LP is the only album released by this duo

under their own name.

Bob & Pauline Wilson were the driving force behind Seawind,

an excellent jazz-fusion band from Hawaii.

Chicago: "13"

Released in 1979,

this was Chicago's thirteenth (13th) LP 

(duh!)

Being as it was 1979,

the band's producers insisted on

bending their style distinctly

disco-ward.

The results were not as barfy as they could have been,

but still....  really?  

Chicago? Disco?

Kudos to Da Boyz for surviving!

The Producers: eponymous

Released in 1981,

this was The Producers' eponymous debut LP.

Read more about The Producers HERE.

Maranatha Music: "PRISMS: Portraits in Synthesis"

Released in 1986,

this is one of several LPs

in Maranatha! Music's

Colours series.

This LP features Jeffrey Lams and John Andrew Schneider

performing some beautifully arranged instrumental tracks.

Read more about Maranatha! Music HERE.

Phil Collins: "Hello, I Must Be Going!"

Released in 1982,

this was Phil Collins' second (2nd) solo studio LP.

Main cover photo: Trevor Key

Inside Pics: Margaret Maxwell, Hugh Padgham, and Jill Tavelman

The title of this LP is the title of a song

from the Marx Brothers film "Animal Crackers."