Paul Clinch, Choya - Living Like A Rich Man (1976) [Hi-Res]

The 1976 album Living Like A Rich Man by Canadian artist Paul Clinch and the band Choya is a distinctive blend of soft rock, psychedelic elements, and garage-rock energy. The record is notable for its extensive use of mellotron and clavinet, as well as the sharp contrast between pop-oriented melodies and heavy, fuzzy guitar tones. Despite inconsistent pacing and low-budget production quality—a result of its release on the Radio Shack-affiliated Realistic Records label—the work is valued for its raw performance and the sarcastic lyricism of the title track. The premature death of the frontman has solidified the album's status as an underrated cult artifact of the CanCon era.

Tracklist:
1-1 Paul Clinch;Choya - Living Like A Rich Man [4:11]
1-2 Paul Clinch;Choya - Linda Write Me A Letter [2:38]
1-3 Paul Clinch;Choya - Don't Give Me Your Lies [4:39]
1-4 Paul Clinch;Choya - Lovely Lady [3:42]
1-5 Paul Clinch;Choya - Living Here Without You [3:58]
1-6 Paul Clinch;Choya - Thanx A Lot [2:55]
1-7 Paul Clinch;Choya - We Can Make It If We Try [3:37]
1-8 Paul Clinch;Choya - Don't Shoot [3:27]
1-9 Paul Clinch;Choya - All In My Life [4:21]
1-10 Paul Clinch;Choya - You Can Count On Me [2:54]