Jon Anderson - SONG OF SEVEN

Jon Anderson - SONG OF SEVENFollowing on from Olias of Sunhillow, this second album from the 'Yes' frontman is in much the same vein, although not so much a concept album. Anderson used a real band on this one rather than playing everything himself.

their fifth studio album which closes with a live cover of Chuck Berry's 'Sweet Little Sixteen' from the 1970 Isle Of Wight Festival

his first album

incudes the hits 'Wouldn't It Be Good' and 'I Won't Let The Sun Go Down On Me'

The second of the 'Berlin Trilogy' albums produced by Bowie

If you haven't heard any other of his albums then I strongly recommend 'To Be Frank' (2001) and '15 Minutes' (1998)

Third studio album by the UK blues rockers

Lost my earlier Armatrading albums in an old relationship break up (lots of us been there I guess)

this is their first and possibly best album

it is a complex orchestral work and one which I still play today together with the sister album 'Song of Experience' (albeit on CD - sorry)

Not a classic

I have various versions on CD as well as this Original UK release

TONTO stands for "The Original New Timbral Orchestra"