Grover Washington Jr. records ‘Soul Box’ arranged by Bob James (1973)
Grover Washington, Jr.’s ‘Soul Box’ is his third album arranged by Bob James, recorded in March 1973 and released the same year by Kudu Records.
Herbie Hancock releases ‘Sextant,’ the last album of the Mwandishi period (1973)
Herbie Hancock‘s ‘Sextant’ is his eleventh album (and the last with his Mwandishi Band) released on March 30, 1973 by Columbia.
Motown publish ‘Skywriter,’ The Jackson 5 ‘s eighth album (1973)
The Jackson 5 ‘s ‘Skywriter’ is their eighth studio album produced by Hal Davis and released on March 29, 1973 by Motown.
Led Zeppelin release their fifth album : ‘Houses of the Holy’ produced by Jimmy Page (1973)
Led Zeppelin‘s ‘Houses of the Holy’ is their fifth studio album (the first with only self composed material) produced by Jimmy Page and released on March 28, 1973 by Atlantic Records.
20Th Century publish Barry White’s debut album : ‘I’ve Got So Much to Give’ (1973)
Barry White‘s ‘I’ve Got So Much to Give’ is his self-produced debut album released on March 27, 1973 by 20Th Century.
Epic publish ‘Beck, Bogert & Appice,’ the only album by Jeff Beck, Tim Bogert & Carmine Appice (1973)
‘Beck, Bogert & Appice’ is the only studio album by Jeff Beck with bassist Tim Bogert and drummer Carmine Appice, released on March 26, 1973 by Epic.
Island publish Roxy Music’s second album : ‘For Your Pleasure’ featuring ‘Do the Strand’ and ‘Editions of You’ (1973)
Roxy Music‘s ‘For Your Pleasure’ is their second album featuring ‘Do the Strand’ and ‘Editions of You,’ co-produced with Chris Thomas & John Anthony and released on March 23, 1973 by Island Records
Island publish King Crimson’s fifth album : ‘Larks’ Tongues In Aspic’ (1973)
King Crimson‘s ‘Larks’ Tongues in Aspic’ is their fifth studio album featuring Bill Bruford on drums and released on March 23, 1973 by Island
The Doobie Brothers release their third album : ‘The Captain and Me’ featuring ‘Long Train Runnin’ (1973)
The Doobie Brothers‘ ‘The Captain and Me’ feat. ‘Long Train Runnin” is their third studio album produced by Ted Templeman and released on March 2, 1973 by Warner Bros.
Todd Rundgren releases ‘A Wizard, A True Star,’ his fourth and self-produced album (1973)
Todd Rundgren‘s ‘A Wizard, a True Star’ is his fourth album self-produced and released March 2, 1973 on Bearsville
Island publish John Martyn’s fourth album : ‘Solid Air’ featuring ‘May You Never’ (1973)
John Martyn‘s ‘Solid Air’ is his fourth studio album featuring ‘May You Never,’ co-produced with John Wood and released in February 1973 by Island
Reprise publish John Cale’s third solo album : Paris 1919 (1973)
John Cale‘s ‘Paris 1919’ is his third solo studio album featuring Lowell George and Wilton Felder among other guests, produced by Chris Thomas and released on 25 February 1973 by Reprise
Warner Bros. publish Alice Cooper’s sixth album : ‘Billion Dollar Babies’ produced by Bob Ezrin (1973)
Alice Cooper‘s ‘Billion Dollar Babies’ is his sixth studio album produced by Bob Ezrin and released on February 25, 1973 by Warner Bros.
Dr. John releases ‘In the Right Place’ co-produced by Allen Toussaint (1973)
Dr. John‘s ‘In the Right Place’ is a studio (and his biggest selling) album co-produced by Allen Toussaint and released on February 25, 1973 by ATCO.
Keith Jarrett records ‘Fort Yawuh’ with Dewey Redman, Charlie Haden, Paul Motian & Danny Johnson (1973)
Keith Jarrett‘s ‘Fort Yawuh’ is an album recorded on February 24, 1973 at the Village Vanguard, with Dewey Redman, Charlie Haden, Paul Motian and Danny Johnson and released the same year In 1973 by Impulse!.
The Temptations release ‘Masterpiece’ fully produced and written by Norman Whitfield (1973)
The Temptations‘ ‘Masterpiece’ is an album produced and written by Norman Whitfield and released on February 21, 1973 by Gordy.
Columbia publish The Stooges’ third album : ‘Raw Power’ co-produced by Iggy Pop and David Bowie (1973)
The Stooges‘ ‘Raw Power’ is their third studio album co-produced by Iggy Pop and David Bowie and released on February 7, 1973, by Columbia Records.
Weather Report record their fourth album : ‘Sweetnighter’ for Columbia (1973)
Weather Report‘s ‘Sweetnighter’ is their fourth (and the last to feature Miroslav Vitouš) album, recorded on February 3-7, 1973 and released on April 27, 1973 by Columbia.
EMI publish T. Rex’ eighth album : ‘Tanx’ (1973)
T. Rex‘ ‘Tanx’ is their eighth studio album produced by Tony Visconti and released on January 28, 1973 by EMI.