180g Vinyl LP Reissue with Newly Remastered Audio

When discussing singer-songwriters who started their careers in full creative bloom and stayed the course for several albums, you can't mention the ‘70s without citing Jackson Browne, but while his self-titled 1972 debut was outstanding and 1973's For Everyman can in no way be viewed as a sophomore slump, it's often been said that it's his third album, 1974's Late for the Sky, where he first truly soars. The elegant collection was co-produced with Al Schmitt (Steely Dan, George Benson, Toto) and features multi-instrumentalist David Lindley and harmony vocals from Don Henley and Dan Fogelberg. Home to the lovely singles "Walking Slow" and "Fountain of Sorrow," Bruce Springsteen calls the album Browne's masterpiece and Martin Scorsese used its title track in his classic 1976 film Taxi Driver. And the eye-catching cover art inspired by René Magritte's painting L'Empire des Lumieres puts the perfect bow on the Grammy-nominated proceedings. 180g vinyl LP reissue in its original packaging with newly remastered audio.