Released in 1982, 'Ghost Town' finds Poco (3) at a crossroads—melding their country-rock roots with the polish of early '80s production. What makes this album stand apart is the way it gracefully bridges two eras: the earnest storytelling and rich vocal harmonies recall their late ‘60s origins, while the arrangements hint at the new sonic landscapes of the decade ahead. Songs like 'Shoot for the Moon' and the title track shimmer with bittersweet reflection, inviting listeners into a world of longing and resolve. Rusty Young’s pedal steel and Paul Cotton’s guitar work interlace seamlessly, showing a band still evolving but never straying from their authentic core. 'Ghost Town' is more than a footnote in Poco’s discography—it’s a testament to their resilience and creative spirit. For collectors and aficionados of American rock, this album offers a poignant listening experience that resonates with anyone who appreciates the subtle power of melody and memory. If you’re seeking a record that captures both the ache and hopefulness of bygone days, 'Ghost Town' is a worthy addition to your collection.
Track List:
A1 - Ghost Town - 5:33
A2 - How Will You Feel Tonight - 3:30
A3 - Shoot For The Moon - 2:44
A4 - The Midnight Rodeo - 2:34
A5 - Cry No More - 3:28
B1 - Break Of Hearts - 4:22
B2 - Love's So Cruel - 2:55
B3 - Special Care - 2:38
B4 - When Hearts Collide - 3:25
B5 - High Sierra - 3:39