to be Nyro's artistic highpoint. Reissues The Legacy imprint of Columbia Records reissued the album in remastered and expanded format during the summer of 2002 alongside similar reissues of Eli and the Thirteenth Confession and Gonna Take a Miracle. The reissue featured the previously unreleased song "In the Country Way," recorded by Nyro in 1971; as well as the mono single version of "Save the Country", which was recorded in the summer of 1968, in an attempt to give Nyro her first chart hit. This attempt backfired, and she stuck to her solo piano renditions for the New York Tendaberry album. The accompanying booklet features photographs, lyrics and recording details, as well as new liner notes by David Fricke and a back-cover reminiscence from Suzanne Vega. The reissued version was voted among Uncut magazine's Best Albums of 2002. Pure Pleasure Records added the album to their catalog in 2008. The remastering was made by Ray Staff using the original analog tapes, and brings the original artwork in a gatefold cover, and an audiophile record vinyl in 180 grams. Track listing Personnel Laura Nyro – piano, vocals, arrangements Jimmie Haskell – conductor, orchestral arrangements Gary Chester – drums Roy Halee – producer, engineer David L. Geffen – management and friend David Gahr – cover photography References Allmusic Laura Nyro Pure Pleasure Records Michele Kort's biography Soul Picnic: The Music and Passion of Laura Nyro () Laura Nyro albums 1969 albums Albums arranged by Jimmie Haskell Albums produced by Roy Halee Columbia Records albums