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Poco - Poco Seven Quadraphonic Vinyl LP Record For Sale

Label: Epic Records | Ref: EQ 32895

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Grading

Vinyl:
Very Good / + | Some very light sleeve marks
Jacket:
Very Good +
Inners:
Heavy Card Picture / Lyric Sleeve
Size:
12"x12"
Speed:
33rpm
Scarcity:
RARE
Pressed:
1974
Info 1:
Original Release
Info2:
Pitman Pressing
Comments1:
Still Collectible And $$ PRICED TO SELL $$
Comments2:
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Detailed Album Information & Tracklist

Poco - Poco Seven - Epic Records KE 32895 - 1974 - With Timothy Schmit of the Eagles - Quadraphonic - Columbia Pitman Pressing

Tracks:

Drivin' Wheel
Rocky Mountain Breakdown
Just Call My Name
Skatin'
Faith In The Families
Krikkit's Song
Angel
You've Got Your Reasons

    Poco’s Seven is a 1974 album that marks a turning point for the band, coming right after the departure of founding member Richie Furay. It keeps their signature country-rock roots but pushes harder into a more electric, rock-forward sound while still holding onto harmonies and bits of steel guitar that fans expect. You’ll hear upbeat, driving tracks mixed with softer, emotional cuts, showing a band adjusting and proving they can carry on without their original leader. It’s often seen as a “transition record” where Poco leans less polished country and more into straight rock energy, without fully abandoning their roots. It’s steady, honest, and very much a snapshot of a band evolving in real time.

Genre/s: Country, Rock, Soft Rock
For Fans Of: Eagles, America, Crosby, Stills & Nash, New Riders of the Purple Sage
Official Release Date: April 12, 1974
Notes: Seventh studio album (hence the title Seven). First album after Richie Furay left the band. Features Timothy B. Schmit (later of Eagles).