Poco - Legacy

Poco - Legacy
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Album Details

Title: Legacy
Artist: Poco
Release Date: 8/1989
Re-Released On: 2/5/2002
Label: RCA Records, BMG Special Products
Duration: 43:22
Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto
UPCs: 078635969429, 755174495427, 755174663628
Genre: Rock
Styles: Country-Rock, Soft Rock, Contemporary Pop/Rock
Moods: Laid-Back/Mellow, Poignant, Reflective, Amiable/Good-Natured, Soothing, Sweet, Cheerful, Delicate, Earnest, Earthy, Exuberant, Gentle, Intimate, Plaintive, Rollicking, Sentimental, Summery, Wistful, Innocent
Total Copies: 8
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. When It All Began
  2. Call It Love
  3. The Nature of Love
  4. What Do People Know
  5. Nothin' to Hide
  6. Look Within
  7. Rough Edges
  8. Who Else
  9. Lovin' You Every Minute
  10. If It Wasn't for You
  11. Follow Your Dreams

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2002CDBMG Special Products46636
2001CDBMG Special Products44954
1989CDRCA Records9694-2-R

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Album Review

The original 1968 lineup of Richie Furay, Jim Messina, Randy Meisner, George Grantham, and Rusty Young, which never got to record (Meisner quit on the eve of their first session), finally goes into the studio, and it's as though 20 years dissolve away. The singing is impeccable, the playing awesome -- maybe a little too good -- and unlike a lot of reunion projects of this kind, the songs are as good as any the group ever recorded, with a couple ("When It All Began," "Call It Love") that would belong on any truly honest best-of collection. The only flaw, if that's what it is, is the decidedly modern sound and production -- the group's country-rock sound is nearly compromised by the modern engineering, which gives the drums too much presence and the guitars too much volume. The playing is loud and precise and often beautiful, but also at times mechanical and soulless compared with the group's old recordings; the exceptionally passionate singing more than compensates for this flaw, however. It might have been interesting to see the re-formed group do a couple of the songs off of the first album that they never got to do as a quintet, but the point behind that had long ago been made by the quartet that did record. A must-own alongside the MCA best-of and the original eight Epic albums (or the Epic double-disc Forgotten Trail anthology). David Cole was the overall producer, but Richard Marx signed his name as producer to one of the best tracks here, "Nothin' to Hide," which he also co-wrote. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Brian MendelsohnProgramming
Bruce GaitschArranger
David ColeProducer, Engineer, Mixing
Jesse KannerMixing Assistant, Assistant Engineer
Jim SheaPhotography
Ken FeltonAssistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant
Laura LivingstonMixing Assistant
Lendon FlanaganIllustrations, Photography
Peter DoellEngineer, Mixing Assistant, Assistant Engineer
Randy MeisnerVocals
Randy NicklausA&R
Richard MarxArranger, Producer
Richie FurayVocals
Rick HolbrookMixing, Engineer, Engineer
Rusty YoungVocals
Steve HolroydMixing Assistant, Assistant Engineer
Susanne EdgrenProduction Coordination
Wally TraugottMastering