James Taylor – Flag – 1979 – Soft Rock (vinyl lp)
Couldn't load pickup availability
Stock photo only
| Label | CBS –FC 36058 |
| Format | vinyl lp |
| Country | CANADA |
| Genre | Soft Rock |
| Year | 1979 |
Tracklist
A1Company Man (3:44)
A2Johnnie Comes Back (3:54)
A3Day Tripper (4:24)
A4I Will Not Lie For You (3:13)
A5Brother Trucker (4:01)
A6Is That The Way You Look (1:56)
B1B.S.U.R. (S.U.C.S.I.M.I.M.) (3:20)
B2Rainy Day Man (2:59)
B3Millworker (3:50)
B4Up On The Roof (4:21)
B5Chanson Francaise (2:02)
B6Sleep Come Free Me (4:42)
Condition
| Sleeve Condition | Mint (M) With inner sleeve |
| Label Condition | Mint (M) |
| Vinyl Condition | Side 1 - Very Good (VG) / Side 2 - Mint (M) amazing |
| BIN # | R82 |
Here's a pressing that doesn't surface in the bins very often – James Taylor's "Flag" on Australian CBS from 1979. This album marked a fascinating crossroads in JT's career, arriving just as he was navigating his transition from the folk-rock troubadour of the early '70s to a more polished, radio-friendly sound. Recorded during a turbulent period in his personal life, including his divorce from Carly Simon, "Flag" captures Taylor experimenting with a fuller, more produced approach while still maintaining those introspective songwriting chops that made him a household name. The album spawned "Up on the Roof," his memorable cover of the Goffin-King classic, which became a significant hit and reminded everyone why Taylor's interpretive skills were so revered.
View on Discogs for additional details.
Retro Revolution Records – Halifax, Nova Scotia
All records are visually graded. Contact us with any questions about condition.