Title: Solo Crofts
Product review: For my money Seals and Crofts albums were remarkably consistent - and while they never managed an outright 5 star album, they almost always earned a solid 4. Dash Crofts solo album continues this trend two decades later.While most of the songs are remakes of material from the early 70s, unlike the recently released Seals and Crofts album "Traces", Crofts decided to forego the hits and concentrate on new interpretations of lesser-known tracks, including four from "Down Home", widely regarded (though not by me, curiously enough!) as one of their best.The result is very much an easy-listening affair, but there's nothing wrong with that - and this is definitely a classy album - even the constant presence of drum machines doesn't bother me like it usually would.In the absence of the duo's regular albums on CD this is a fine addition to any fans collection - the joy that was clearly taken in making the album translates wholeheartedly into the listening experience.
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