Asylum publish Joni Mitchell’s fifth album : ‘For the Roses’ featuring ‘You Turn Me On, I’m a Radio’ (1972)
Joni Mitchell‘s ‘For the Roses is her fifth studio album released in November 1972 by Asylum.
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Joni Mitchell‘s ‘For the Roses is her fifth studio album released in November 1972 by Asylum.
Weather Report‘s ‘I Sing the Body Electric’ is their second album (with two new members : percussionist Dom Um Romão and drummer Eric Gravatt) recorded during November 1971 and January 1972 and released on May 26, 1972 By Columbia.
Return to Forever’s ‘Light as a Feather’ is their second studio album, led by pianist Chick Corea and released in November 1972 by Polydor.
Bette Midler‘s The Divine Miss M’ is her debut album (titled after her famous stage persona) released on November 7, 1972 by Atlantic.
Steely Dan‘s ‘Can’t Buy a Thrill’ is their debut album released In November 1972 by Abc Records.
Tim Buckley‘s ‘Greetings from L.A.’ is his seventh album released in October 1972 by Straight Records Lp.
Stevie Wonder‘s ‘Talking Book’ is his fifteenth album released on October 28, 1972 by Tamla.
Joe Walsh‘s ‘Barnstorm’ is his debut studio solo album co-produced with Bill Szymczyk and released in October 1972 by ABC-Dunhill.
Santana‘s ‘Caravanserai’ is their fourth studio album co-produced By Carlos Santana & Mike Shrieve and released on October 11, 1972 by Columbia.
Genesis‘ ‘Foxtrot’ is their fourth studio album produced with Dave Hitchcock and released on October 6, 1972 by Charisma Records.
J. J. Cale‘s ‘Naturally’ feat. ‘After Midnight’ is his debut album recorded between September 29, 1970 and June 9, 1971 and released in 1972 by A&M.
Miles Davis‘ ‘In Concert’ is a live double album recorded on September 29, 1972 at the Philharmonic Hall, New York City and released In May 1973 by Columbia.
Cat Stevens‘ ‘Catch Bull at Four’ is his sixth studio album released on September 27, 1972 by Island /A&M.
Black Sabbath‘s ‘Vol. 4’ is their fourth studio album produced by guitarist Tony Iommi and released on September 25, 1972 by Vertigo
Archie Shepp‘s ‘The Cry of My People’ is an album recorded on September 25–27, 1972, with gospel singers, big bands, quintets, sextets and chamber orchestras and released the same year by Impulse!.
Yes‘ ‘Close to the Edge’ is their fifth studio album released on September 13, 1972 by Atlantic.
Big Star‘s ‘#1 Record’ is their debut album produced by John Fry and released in August 1972 by Ardent Records
The O’Jays‘ ‘Back Stabbers’ is a studio album produced by Gamble & Huff and Bunny Sigler and released in August 1972 by Philadelphia International