Jackson Browne : Late for the Sky/ The Pretender

Here Is A 

Double Shot

Of 

Jackson Browne

on One CD 

 Late for the Sky

 is the third 

studio album by

 American

 singer–songwriter 

Jackson Browne

released by 

Asylum Records on

 September 13, 1974. 

It peaked at 

number 14

 on Billboard's 

Pop Albums chart.

In 2020,

 the album was deemed

 "culturally, historically, 

or aesthetically significant" 

by the Library of Congress 

and selected for 

preservation in

 the National 

Recording Registry.

The Pretender 

is the fourth album 

by the American 

singer-songwriter 

Jackson Browne

released in 1976.

 It peaked at No. 5 

on Billboard's 

album chart.

 The singles from the album

 were 

"Here Come Those Tears Again", 

which reached No. 23, 

and

 "The Pretender", 

which peaked at No. 58.

Background

The Pretender 

was released after 

the suicide of 

Browne's first wife,

 Phyllis Major, 

and one of the

 albums songs

 "Here Come Those Tears Again" 

co-written by 

Major's mother 

Nancy Farnsworth

 is dedicated to her. 

The album has 

production by 

Jon Landau 

and a 

mixture of styles.

TRACKLIST

Late For The Sky

Fountain Of Sorrow

Farther On

The Late Show

For A Dancer

Walking Slow

Before The Deluge

The Fuse

Your Bright Baby Blues

Linda Paloma

Here Come Those Tears Again

The Only Child

Daddy's Tune

Sleep's Dark And Silent Gate

The Pretender

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