Black Oak Arkansas - If an Angel Came to See You...Would You Make Her Feel at Home (1972) [Hi-Res]

'Several years before cracking the Top 40 with its rendition of 'Jim Dandy (To the Rescue),' Black Oak Arkansas was putting out some pretty decent rock & roll albums. Of course, Jim Mangrum's voice is one of those you have to either love or hate, but whichever way you tend to lean on that opinion, it is a stone cold fact that Mangrum is one of the more unique vocalists to come out of the 1970s 'classic' rock onslaught. Choice cuts here include 'Mutants of the Monster' and the disc opener, 'Gravel Roads.' This may not be BOA's best album, but it certainly comes in a close third behind Raunch and Roll and High on the Hog.' (Michael B. Smith)

Jim Dandy, vocals
Harvey 'Burley' Jett, guitar, background vocals
Rick 'Ricochet' Reynolds, guitar, background vocals
Stanley 'Goober' Knight, piano
Patrick 'Dirty' Daugherty, bass, background vocals
Tommy 'Dork Jackson' Aldridge, drums

Recorded at Criteria Studios, Miami, Florida
Produced by Tom Dowd

Tracklist:
01. Black Oak Arkansas - Gravel Roads (03:12)
02. Black Oak Arkansas - Fertile Woman (05:19)
03. Black Oak Arkansas - Spring Vacation (03:02)
04. Black Oak Arkansas - We Help Each Other (03:13)
05. Black Oak Arkansas - Full Moon Ride (03:47)
06. Black Oak Arkansas - Our Mind's Eye (04:15)
07. Black Oak Arkansas - To Make Us What We Are (04:54)
08. Black Oak Arkansas - Our Eyes Are On You (03:46)
09. Black Oak Arkansas - Mutants Of The Monster (04:45)