DAN CASSIDY "SAME" (LITTLE DAVID) 1972 SEALED
Cassidy’s voice is much gruffer than Rankin’s but the arrangements aren’t too far off. There’s a solid cast of early 70s LA session dudes present and there are shades of a slightly mellower Joe Cocker during his Mad Dogs era throughout. Hippie white boy gospel and southern soul horns combined with rustic, FIRST division folk rock. Mike Deasy and Jerry Scheff are heree
“34th St to LA” picks up the tempo and has some great fuzzy lead guitar. It wouldn’t sound out of place on Springsteen’s first couple of albums.
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