SCOTT HYBL


Clouds, Tears & Mountains (Ark 61925) 1977




Same Ark label as all those Jeff Johnson albums, so you know that’s a good sign. Indeed no disappointments here as this is intelligent jazzy poprock with some savory guitar leads, innovative keyboards and a peppy brass section, not to mention catchy songwriting. Some moody tracks as well with Johnson-esque “new-age” acoustic guitar and synth interplay. Johnson does make a couple keyboard and background vocal appearances, but this is clearly Hybl’s album all the way, often handling multiple instruments on a single track. Also dabbles in pure acoustic (‘So I Prayed’), hard rock (‘Have You Ever Seen?’) and classical folk (‘If I Could Hold That Moment’). Includes a lyric insert with guitar chords. Good stuff! (The Archivist by Ken Scott, 4th Edition)





Tracks:

01. Watchin' over me
02. Little one
03. Then and now
04. My friend
05. Fire in your heart
06. Lord I want you in my life
07. Walkin' up the line
08. So I prayed
09. Have you ever seen
10. If I could hold that moment



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DON WHETSTINE


Love One Another (OE LPS 653) 1974?




Average-joe vocalist with 12-string guitar and a few guests adding electric piano, piano, flute, percussion and violin. A crude, somewhat muddy yet diggable folk to acoustic pop to light rural rock sound. Opening title track evens sounds a tad psych. Mostly cover songs like Larry Norman’s ‘The Outlaw’ and ‘I Wish We’d All Been Ready’, Randy Matthews’ ‘Important Things’, ‘One Tin Soldier’, others. (The Archivist by Ken Scott, 4th Edition)





Tracks:

01. Love one another
02. One tin soldier
03. Jesus made me higher
04. Psalm 19
05. The outlaw
06. I Corinthians plea
07. Important things
08. Go gently through the years
09. Friendship
10. I Wish We'd All Been Ready


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