I've got a few Gerry Beckley CD's, and they're all enjoyable. I'll definitely pick this one up. Did he cover all of the musical Gerries on this album, or did he leave some out?

Jim

The album is due out next week, and this official lyric video has been made for one of the tracks:

He left out Gerry Goffin.

The label is still promoting this album nearly a year after release. Here are a couple more lyric videos:

gerry beckley is a very interesting rock and roll personality......if you really think about it, the guy has written and played on some amazingly good records, and has been around for a long long time.

I have this and it's excellent. His version of "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying" is terrific. The songwriting, playing, singing, and production are all first-rate.

i'm not really sure about the feelings around here for america (beckley, bunnel and peek) but i think they are an excellent band, with a more than adequate catalog.

rock hall material??

i doubt it, because just like dan fogelberg and carly simon and warren zevon, they just don;t seem to have that certain something that jann wenner is looking for...you know lie tupac and the one-album wonder sex pistols.

I enjoyed this album except for one thing: the production on "Widows Weeds". I hate the technique they employed with the scratchy-record sounds and the vocals sounding like they were recorded off a transistor radio. I think it might have been a good song, but I can't make much out of that recording. In my book, the best production entails performing a good song very well and recording it as clearly as possible. That's it.