Alice Coltrane starts the recording of her ‘Universal Consciousness’ album (1971)
Alice Coltrane‘s ‘Universal Consciousness’ is her fifth solo album recorded between April 6 & June 1971 and released the same year by Impulse! Records.
Track publish Jimi Hendrix’ posthumous album : ‘The Cry of Love’ (1971)
Jimi Hendrix‘ ‘The Cry of Love’ is a posthumous album compiled by recording engineer Eddie Kramer and drummer Mitch Mitchell and released in March 1971 by Track.
Emerson, Lake & Palmer record ‘Pictures at an Exhibition’ live at Newcastle City Hall (1971)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s ‘Pictures at an Exhibition’ is a live album recorded at Newcastle City Hall on March 26, 1971 and released in November 1971 by Island Records.
Deep Purple release ‘Machine Head,’ the album recorded in Montreux that features ‘Smoke on the Water’ (1971)
Deep Purple‘s ‘Machine Head‘ feat. ‘Smoke on the Water’ is their sixth studio album recorded through December 1971 in Montreux, Switzerland, and released on March 25, 1972 by Purple.
Philips publish Serge Gainsbourg’s tenth album : ‘Histoire De Melody Nelson’ (1971)
Serge Gainsbourg’s ‘Histoire de Melody Nelson’ is his tenth studio album produced by Jean-Claude Desmarty and released on March 24, 1971 by Philips
Chrysalis publishes Jethro Tull’s fourth album : ‘Aqualung’ (1971)
Jethro Tull‘s ‘Aqualung’ is their fourth studio album co-produced by leader Ian Anderson and Terry Ellis and released on March 19, 1971 by Chrysalis / Island
British progrock band Colosseum record a live album to be called …. ‘Colosseum Live’ (1971)
James Taylor releases ‘Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon’ featuring ‘You’ve Got a Friend’ (1971)
James Taylor ‘Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon’ feat. ‘You’ve Got a Friend’ is his third studio album released on March 16, 1971 by Warner Bros.
The Allman Brothers Band record their first live album ‘At Fillmore East’ (1971)
The Allman Brothers Band’s ‘At Fillmore East’ is their first live album recorded on March 12–13, 1971 at Fillmore East in New York City and released in July 1971 by Capricorn Records.
James Brown records ‘Love Power Peace,’ live at the Olympia in Paris (1971)
James Brown‘s ‘Love Power Peace’ is a live album recorded on March 8, 1971 at the Olympia, Paris with the original J.B.’s featuring Bootsy and Catfish Collins and released on August 23, 1992 by Polydor.
Aretha Franklin, backed by King Curtis & the Kingpins, tapes ‘Aretha Live at Fillmore West’ (1971)
Aretha Franklin‘s ‘Aretha Live at Fillmore West’ is her second live album recorded on March 5–7, 1971 and released on May 19, 1971 by Atlantic.
Island publish Nick Drake’s second album : ‘Bryter Layter’ (1971)
Nick Drake‘s ‘Bryter Layter’ is his second album produced by Joe Boyd and released on March 6, 1971 by Island
King Curtis records ‘Live at Fillmore West’ while opening for Aretha (1971)
King Curtis‘ ‘Live at Fillmore West’ is an album recorded on March 5–7, 1971 with Aretha Franklin‘s backing band, The Kingpins and released in August 1971 by Atlantic.
Warner Bros. publish Faces’ second album : ‘Long Player’ (1971)
Faces’ ‘Long Player’ is their second album self-produced and released in February, 1971 by Warner Bros.
United Artists publish ‘Tago Mago,’ Can’s second (double) album (1971)
Can‘s ‘Tago Mago’ is their second (double) album (and the first with vocalist Damo Suzuki), released as a double LP in February 1971 by United Artists.
CBS publish Soft Machine’s first fully instrumental album : ‘Fourth’ (1971)
Soft Machine‘s ‘Fourth’ is a studio (and first all-instrumental ) album released on February 28, 1971 by CBS.
Yes release their first album with Steve Howe : ‘The Yes Album’ (1971)
‘The Yes Album’ by Yes is their third ( and first with guitarist Steve Howe) studio album, released on February 19, 1971 by Atlantic.
Taj Mahal records ‘The Real Thing,’ a live album at Fillmore East, New York City (1971)
Taj Mahal‘s ‘The Real Thing’ is a live album recorded on February 13, 1971 at Fillmore East, New York City with a band with four tuba players and released the same year by Columbia.
Ode publish Carole King’s second album : ‘Tapestry’ featuring ‘It’s Too Late’ and ‘I Feel the Earth Move’ (1971)
Carole King‘s ‘Tapestry’ is her second studio album featuring ‘It’s Too Late’ & ‘I Feel the Earth Move,’ produced by Lou Adler and released on February 10, 1971 by Ode Records.
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