Heartsfield - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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Heartsfield - The Wonder Of It All [Mercury Records SRM-1-1003] (1974)

Dynamic Range Released: 1974
Country: US
Label: Mercury Records
Catalog: SRM-1-1003
Genre: Country Rock

Pressing: PRC Recording Company, Richmond, IN

Item# SR-MESRM11003
Ratings: C=VG+ LP=VG+

T R A C K L I S T:
01 The Wonder Of It All
02 House Of Living
03 Pass Me By
04 Shine On
05 Eight Hours Time
06 I've Just Fallen
07 Racin' The Sun
08 Lafayette County

The Wonder Of It All
Heartsfield

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Album Review

Oparin Oleg [allmusic.com]

The Wonder Of It All, Heartsfield's second album, is just as great as the first. The band continues its special blend of country and rock from a Chicago-area perspective, blending the influences of the Eagles, Poco, New Riders Of The Purple Sage, the Allman Brothers Band, Pure Prairie League, and many other artists, while creating something uniquely their own. Along with Marshall Tucker and the Outlaws, Heartsfield influenced the 90s ''jam bands'' which, along with grunge, killed off ''hair band'' rock. If you love Tucker and the Outlaws, you'll love Hearstfield.