greetings from l.a.

The first album in his 'sex-funk' era, Greetings From L.A. (1972) was a step into another direction for Buckley. Ordinarily known for his signature Folk sound, on Greetings From L.A. he focused on Soul, Jazz and Funk for the first time in his career.

Throughout the album, Buckley shifts effortlessly between honky-tonk sing-a-longs, groovy organ grinders and laidback Soul. His vocals at times resemble a cross between Mick Jagger & Jim Morrison. Just like the original, the front sleeve contains a unique punch-out postcard of a wonderful Los Angeles vista.

180 gram audiophile vinyl
Special "postcard"sleeve
Side A
1. Move With Me
2. Get On Top
3. Sweet Surrender
Side B
1. Nighthawkin'
2. Devil Eyes
3. Hong Kong Bar
4. Make It Right