1972 Poco – A Good Feelin’ To Know
A Good Feelin’ to Know is the fourth studio album by the American country rock band Poco. The title track became the band’s most recognizable tune from its early days. However, the album did not do as well commercially as expected, discouraging Richie Furay, who would leave the band after the release of the band’s next album Crazy Eyes.
Tracks
1 And Settlin’ Down (Richie Furay) 03:41
2 Ride The Country (Paul Cotton) 06:23
3 I Can See Everything (Timothy B Schmit) 03:32
4 Go And Say Goodbye (Stephen Stills) 02:47
5 Keeper Of The Fire (Paul Cotton) 04:25
6 Early Times (Paul Cotton) 04:22
7 A Good Feelin’ To Know (Richie Furay) 03:52
8 Restrain (Timothy B Schmit) 05:10
9 Sweet Lovin’ (Richie Furay) 06:24
Biography
Musicians
| Bass | Timothy B Schmit |
| Drums | George Grantham |
| Guitar | Paul Cotton |
| Guitar | Richie Furay |
| Guitar | Rusty Young |
| Pedal Steel Guitar | Rusty Young |
| Vocals | Timothy B Schmit |
| Vocals | George Grantham |
| Vocals | Paul Cotton |
| Vocals | Richie Furay |
| Vocals | Rusty Young |
Other Musicians
9 Sweet Lovin’
| Piano | Barry Flast |
Liner Notes
Producer – Jack Richardson, Jim Mason
Engineer (Audio Consultant) – Brian Christian, Joe Lopes
Design (Cover) – John Berg
Photography – Columbia Records Photo Studio
Typography – Scott Hillman
Mastered At Customatrix
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