Dave Mason Discography
Few bands beyond The Beatles did as much to popularize psychedelic pop music in England as Traffic. Dave Mason played guitar and wrote…
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Dave Mason: Alone Together (1970)
“The songs on Alone Together would have been on the next Traffic album, if I’d still been there. So I was approaching it…
George Harrison: All Things Must Pass (1970)
The Rolling Stone Record Guide of 1980 called this a “grand gesture,” and one was needed after the letdown of The Beatles’ breakup….
Dave Mason: “Waitin’ On You” (1971)
Kronomyth 1.4: IF DAVE DIDN’T, ERIC WOOD. It appears Blue Thumb waited a little while before pulling the trigger on a third single…
Graham Nash: Songs For Beginners (1971)
This is the solo album for CSN fans who would secretly rather be listening to something by The Beatles. Graham’s best to date.
Graham Nash/David Crosby (1972)
CronNaMyth 1.0: 2 OUT OF 3 AIN’T HALF BAD. After the initial flurry of CS&N solo albums, none of which mercifully featured tin…
Dave Mason: It’s Like You Never Left (1973)
Kronomyth 5.0: SHANGHAIED NOODLES. Honestly, in some ways, it’s like he never left Blue Thumb. Dave Mason’s first album for Columbia Records features…
Graham Nash: Wild Tales (1973)
Nash’s second harvest of songs is less impressive than his first but still a solid effort, flecked with pedal steel and American dystopia.
The Best of Dave Mason (1974)
Kronomyth 5.5: THUMB NERVE. This is the first of many, many shameless, needless Dave Mason compilations. After a short and tenuous relationship, Mason…
Dave Mason (1974)
Kronomyth 6.0. I’M A GROVER NOT A FIGHTER. On this album, the parallels between Dave Mason and a certain blues icon can no…
Dave Mason: Split Coconut (1975)
Kronomyth 7.0: TROPICALIFORNIA ROCK. Dave Mason continued to maintain a high profile despite his lack of a hit single. He graced the cover…
Dave Mason: Let It Flow (1977)
Kronomyth 9.0: THE SOUND OF ONE-HAND CLAPTON. Dave Mason has always struck me as a poor man’s Clapton. In fairness, Clapton was a…
Dave Mason: Mariposa De Oro (1978)
After the success of Let It Flow, Jim Krueger flew for greener pastures. Mason soldiered on with this respectable if slightly discofied followup.
Stephen Stills: Thoroughfare Gap (1978)
Kronomyth 9.0: DISCO JOCKEY. This is as close as Stephen Stills has come to making a disco album, which is probably enough to…
Dave Mason: Ultimate Collection (1999)
Kronomyth 16.3: HAVEN’T WE ULTIMATE BEFORE? Hip-O Records has released some excellent compilations over the years and this isn’t one of them. The…