Michael Nesmith & The First National Band – Loose Salute (VG+/VG+) – LP, JP 1979, No OBI
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Loose Salute is an LP by Michael Nesmith & The First National Band from 1979 released on the RCA label.
About this album
Loose Salute is a strong showcase for Michael Nesmith’s role in shaping country rock into something relaxed, melodic and commercially appealing. Released in 1970 with The First National Band, it followed the breakthrough of Magnetic South and carried forward his blend of folk-rock ease, pedal steel colour and sharp, unfussy songwriting. The album is best known for Silver Moon, one of Nesmith’s most enduring solo-era songs, and it helped confirm him as more than a former Monkee: he was a serious writer and bandleader with a clear musical identity. Its easygoing sound became an important bridge between pop craftsmanship and country influence.
Genre: Pop & Rock
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Artist: Michael Nesmith & The First National BandLabel: RCA – PG-119Format: LP, Album, Reissue, StereoUnits: 1Country: JapanReleased: 1979Genre: Pop & RockStyle: Country Rock, Folk Rock
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A1 Silver Moon
A2 I Fall To Pieces
A3 Thanx For The Ride
A4 Dedicated Friend
A5 Conversations
B1 Tengo Amore
B2 Listen To The Band
B3 Bye, Bye, Bye
B4 Lady Of The Valley
B5 Hello Lady