Epic publish Sly & the Family Stone’s sixth album : ‘Fresh’ (1973)
Sly & the Family Stone’s ‘Fresh’ is their sixth album, written and produced by Sly Stone and released on June 30, 1973 y Epic.
Columbia publish Chicago’s ‘Chicago VI,’ their fifth studio album (1973)
RCA Victor publish ‘Honky Tonk Heroes,’ Waylon Jennings’ eighteenth album (1973)
Waylon Jennings‘ ‘Honky Tonk Heroes’ is his eighteenth studio album released on June 25, 1973 by RCA Victor
Tamla publish Smokey Robinson’s ‘Smokey,’ his first solo album (1973)
Smokey Robinson‘s ‘Smokey’ is his first solo album after his departure from The Miracles, released on June 19, 1973 by Tamla.
Joe Walsh releases his second album : ‘The Smoker You Drink, the Player You Get’ featuring ‘Rocky Mountain Way’ (1973)
Joe Walsh‘ s ‘The Smoker You Drink, the Player You Get’ feat. “Rocky Mountain Way” is his second studio album co-produced with Bill Szymczyk and released on June 18, 1973 by ABC-Dunhill
Stanley Turrentine records ‘Don’t Mess With Mister T.’ for CTI (1973)
Stanley Turrentine‘s ‘Don’t Mess With Mister T.’ is an album arranged by Bob James and recorded on June 7–8, 1973 by CTI.
George Harrison releases ‘Living in the Material World,’ his fourth album featuring ‘Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)’ (1973)
George Harrison‘s ‘Living in the Material World’ is his fourth studio album co-produced with Phil Spector on two songs and released on May 30, 1973 by Apple Records.
Virgin Records release Mike Oldfield’s ‘Tubular Bells’ (1973)
Mike Oldfield‘s ‘Tubular Bells’ is his first album recorded when he was 19 and released on May 25 ,1973 by Virgin Records.
Billy Cobham records debut album : ‘Spectrum’ for Atlantic (1973)
Billy Cobham‘s ‘Spectrum’ is his debut album recorded on May 14, 15 & 16, 1973 and released on October 1, 1973 by Atlantic.
Paul Simon releases his second solo album : ‘There Goes Rhymin’ Simon’ featuring ‘Kodachrome’ (1973)
Paul Simon‘s ‘There Goes Rhymin’ Simon’ feat. ‘Kodachrome’ is his second solo studio album released on May 5, 1973 by Columbia.
A&M release The Carpenters’ fifth album : ‘Now & Then’ (1973)
The Carpenters‘ ‘Now & Then’ is their fifth album featuring Karen Carpenter as a drummer on almost all tracks and released on May 1, 1973 by A&M
Atlantic publish The Spinners third album : ‘Spinners’ produced by Thom Bell (1973)
The Spinners‘ ‘Spinners’ is their third studio album produced by Thom Bell and released in April 1973 by Atlantic
The Wailers with Bob Marley & Peter Tosh release ‘Catch a Fire,’ their fifth album featuring ‘Stir It Up’ (1973)
The Wailers‘ ‘Catch a Fire’ feat. “Stir It Up” is their fifth album released on April 13, 1973 by Tuff Gong / Island.
RCA release David Bowie’s sixth album : ‘Aladdin Sane’ featuring ‘The Jean Genie’ (1973)
David Bowie‘s “Aladdin Sane” feat. “The Jean Genie” is his sixth album released on April 13, 1973 by Rca Records.
Al Green releases ‘Call Me’ produced by Willie Mitchell (1973)
Al Green‘s ‘Call Me’ is his sixth album produced by Willie Mitchell and released in April, 1973 by Hi Records.
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.