Eric Andersen - Sweet Surprise (1976/2026) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Eric Andersen
- Title: Sweet Surprise
- Year Of Release: 1976
- Label: Arista/Legacy
- Genre: Folk, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-192kHz FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 34:57
- Total Size: 217 MB / 1.26 GB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Lost In A Song (2:50)
2. How It Goes (5:58)
3. Dreams Of Mexico (3:55)
4. San Diego Serenade (3:52)
5. Sweet Surprise (6:05)
6. Down At The Cantina (4:33)
7. Crazy River (3:43)
8. Love Will Meet Again (4:05)
1. Lost In A Song (2:50)
2. How It Goes (5:58)
3. Dreams Of Mexico (3:55)
4. San Diego Serenade (3:52)
5. Sweet Surprise (6:05)
6. Down At The Cantina (4:33)
7. Crazy River (3:43)
8. Love Will Meet Again (4:05)
Review by William Ruhlmann
After a period of intense creativity that produced three masterful albums -- Blue River, the then-unreleased Stages and Be True to You -- Eric Andersen missteped with his second Arista album, Sweet Surprise. He doesn't seem to have had enough time to write and craft a set of new tunes, resulting in several cover songs and relatively unfinished originals like the autobiographical "How It Goes." Andersen remains an appealing singer here, and producer Tom Sellers effectively captures a hybrid folk-rock sound with strings, as he did on Be True to You, but the heart of any singer/songwriter album is the songs, and this time they weren't there. Unfortunately, this turned out to be Andersen's last new U.S. studio album for nine years.
After a period of intense creativity that produced three masterful albums -- Blue River, the then-unreleased Stages and Be True to You -- Eric Andersen missteped with his second Arista album, Sweet Surprise. He doesn't seem to have had enough time to write and craft a set of new tunes, resulting in several cover songs and relatively unfinished originals like the autobiographical "How It Goes." Andersen remains an appealing singer here, and producer Tom Sellers effectively captures a hybrid folk-rock sound with strings, as he did on Be True to You, but the heart of any singer/songwriter album is the songs, and this time they weren't there. Unfortunately, this turned out to be Andersen's last new U.S. studio album for nine years.
| Folk | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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