Live At The Boarding House. San Francisco. Ca. July 7Th 1976

J.D. Souther may not be a household name to some, but to true connoisseurs of the 70s California singer-songwriter scene, he's a legend in his own right. And now, thanks to the miracle of live recording technology, we can all experience the magic of his performance at the Boarding House in San Francisco on July 7th, 1976. From the moment Souther takes the stage, you can feel the nostalgia in the air. The audience is transported back to a time when moustaches were cool, and disco was king. Souther's smooth vocals and impeccable songwriting skills are on full display, as he effortlessly weaves tales of love and longing with a touch of humour and wit. The band is tight, the crowd is grooving, and Souther is in his element. Tracks like "Silver Blue" and "Simple Man, Simple Dream" are delivered with a sense of ease and grace that only comes from years of honing one's craft. While some may dismiss this album as a relic of a bygone era, true music aficionados will appreciate the timeless quality of Souther's music. So sit back, pour yourself a glass of wine, and let the soothing sounds of J.D. Souther transport you back to a simpler time. It may be 2021, but for a moment, we can all pretend we're living in the summer of '76. Cheers to that!