#Motsu Union_AOR/City Pop #Motsu Union_Bundle Sale "The Alan Parsons Project / Best of The Alan Parsons Project" A best-of collection by The Alan Parsons Project, formed by Alan Parsons, an engineer who worked on The Beatles, and Eric Woolfson. Their progressive sound with a pop sensibility gained popularity. It's difficult to categorize by genre. No, perhaps it shouldn't be. It has AOR tastes, and also progressive elements, but above all, the melodies are wonderful. "Minute by Minute" The Doobie Brothers Michael McDonald, who was active in Steely Dan and others, joined the band. McDonald's urban tastes were utilized, shifting to an urban sound incorporating jazz and R&B, resulting in the big hit of 'Minute by Minute' in '78. A famous album that transitioned from Southern Rock to AOR. "What a Fool Believes" is a famous song that many people have heard. "You're Only Lonely" J.D. Souther The original album featuring the hit song "You're Only Lonely." A great album with JD's unique singing heart, melodies, and simple rock and roll, allowing you to feel the artist's personality and depth. Released in 1979. Good old American pop "Boz Scaggs / Hits!" Boz Scaggs, who was a superstar in the Western music world, not just within the AOR range at the time, released this best-of album in 1980. It features hit songs from the time, along with selections from the albums "Slow Dancer," "Silk Degrees," "Down Two Then Left," and "Middle Man," plus "Miss Sun" and "Theme from Urban Cowboy (It's a Burning Love)" (the theme song for the movie "Urban Cowboy"), which are only included on this album. Many songs feature the backing members of TOTO, and you can enjoy plenty of Mr. AOR sound. The slap bass in "Lowdown" is simple but incredibly cool. #CD・DVD #Boz Scaggs #JD Souther #J_D_Souther #TOTO #The Doobie Brothers #DoobieBrothers #Michael McDonald #The Alan Parsons Project #Alan Parsons