Word: albums
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...therefore gave Columbia a hard time before finally approving the release of these widely varied selections from two 1966 Carnegie Hall recitals. Perfectionist that he may be, Horowitz should rest assured that his most hard-bitten critics will find a multitude of moments to cheer in this moving album...
...THEN THERE WAS LANA (RCA Victor). Lana Cantrell is only 23, but she knows the recipe for mixing sophistication and simplicity. Her range, clever phrasing and flawless execution make this first album an exciting one, as she sings hauntingly in I Will Wait for You, pleadingly in Stay, joyously in Let Yourself Go, and prophetically in Nothing Can Stop...
YOUNGER THAN YESTERDAY (Columbia). The Byrds first took wing as interpreters of Bob Dylan and on their fourth album soar highest with one of Dylan's old songs, My Back Pages. Where Dylan himself sang the disillusioned sermon like a harsh and nasal backwoods evangelist, the Byrds weave it into a more mellifluous and harmonic song. They also chirp sweetly about what seem to be LSDelightful reveries (Mind Gardens, Renaissance Fair...
...does, however, have Beatrice Lillie. If you've ever seen Miss Lillie, you won't need any recommendations. If you haven't, zip down to the nearest record shop and spend your wad on a Lillie album...
...read his paper, a bearded psychiatrist from Berkeley chatted informally ("I don't write papers," he said) about the California hipp and suggested that Western man's trouble is that he cannot fulfill his dreams. He concluded by playing for the doctors two sections from a recent Rolling Stones album...