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Title: Dave In Changes
Review: It would seem utterly simple, the world didn't need another so-so Dave Mason compilation. His career, while hitting a commercial peak in the latter seventies, has been a disappointment for the most part, especially after his great debut long-player, "Alone Together." A solo single from 1969, "Little Woman," would have been a welcomed treat, as would any tracks from the long-gone, "Dave Mason Is Alive." If there's any reason at all to own "Ultimate Collection," it's for the oft-forgotten, "Satin Red And Black Velvet Woman." These cross-label compilations are generally to be avoided, as labels often loan out reference master tapes to other labels, resulting in inferior quality of sound. Unless you're of the notion of having to have the one exclusive track, fans and casual listeners should skip this superflous release.
