Bread - The Best Of Bread (Reissue, Remastered) (1973) CD Rip

The Best of Bread (1973) is a seminal compilation album and multi-platinum bestseller that captures the commercial and artistic peak of the Los Angeles quartet Bread, who became the primary architects of the sophisticated American soft rock of the early 1970s. Released shortly after the group's temporary breakup in 1973, the album brings together the best tracks from their first four studio albums. Led by David Gates and James Griffin, the band demonstrated a mastery of studio acoustics, creating the gold standard for melancholic and melodically flawless pop-rock music of the analog heyday of Elektra Records.