John Henry Kurtz - Reunion (1972)

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Pat Reeder
A wonderful album with fantastic vocals and one of my favorite songs of the '70s, the soaring "Songbird." You can tell how respected John Henry Kurtz was by his peers because on his first and only album, he was backed by some of the top names in music, including Jeff Baxter, Michael Omartian and Kenny Loggins. It's a shame he never recorded again. This album promised a huge recording career ahead of him, but he reportedly went into acting and voiceover work instead. The album is hard to find, but someone posted it on YouTube, and I highly recommend it. At least check out "Songbird." If you like '70s singer/songwriter music like Loggins & Messina, it will become your new favorite song. ~Pat Reeder (allmusic)

Tracklist:
1.01 - John Henry Kurtz - Drift Away (3:32)
1.02 - John Henry Kurtz - Songbird (2:59)
1.03 - John Henry Kurtz - Rock & Roll Love Song For Rosie (3:38)
1.04 - John Henry Kurtz - Danny's Song (4:27)
1.05 - John Henry Kurtz - Light Shine (3:57)
1.06 - John Henry Kurtz - Get On The Right Road (2:54)
1.07 - John Henry Kurtz - The Brand New Tennessee Waltz (4:42)
1.08 - John Henry Kurtz - It Never Hurts To Be Nice To Somebody (3:36)
1.09 - John Henry Kurtz - You Give Me Something Good To Think About (4:05)
1.10 - John Henry Kurtz - Everything Has Got To Be Free (3:14)