For number four it's a mixed bag of five albums for your reading pleasure. Three out of five were new to me, which is always an adventure. I think my favourite find in the bunch this time around was the Joe Walsh release. I do love me some Joe Walsh. Gotta say, four months in and I'm holding steady. It's the last Sunday in May, so without further ado... Five for Fighting No.4 Joe South - Games People Play (1970?) Moon Joyce - The Infinite Edge (1985) Wang Chung - Points on the Curve (1983) Joe Walsh - The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get (1973) Nestor Pistor - Nestor Pistor for Prime Minister (1978) Joe South - Games People Play (1970?) I was intrigued by the cover and figured this could be an interesting discovery, and at worst I'd be out a buck. This was a reissue on Pickwick, which meant it was licensed from Capitol and the songs were cobbled together from different releases. Not quite a greatest hits album, but a mixed bag of pretty interesting tunes....
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