Dan Fogelberg is one of those names that immediately conjures up the phrase "Lite FM." Exceedingly smooth vocals, lyrics that center around love and the sentimental,...
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The follow-up to 1978's Twin Sons Of Different Mothers , this pairing of Fogelberg with flautist Tim Weisberg simply didn't match up to its predecessor....
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This is a generously rewarding follow-up to the 1978 joint effort with Tim Weisberg, Twin Sons of Different Mothers. The disc begins with warm, jaunty instrumental music...
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Super Hits is a budget-priced, ten-track collection that features a pair of Dan Fogelberg's biggest hits, "Longer" and "The Language of Love," which are balanced by a...
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Dan Fogelberg is a singer-songwriter in the confessional vein of Joni Mitchell; his work at this time was also heavily influenced by America, the Eagles, and Crosby, Stills,...
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His first solo album since 1977's Netherlands, Phoenix was a fine effort but one that didn't add any new twists to Fogelberg's ever-expanding vision apparent up till then on...
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Greatest Hits may ignore some of his better album tracks, but it does contain what the title says -- Dan Fogelberg's biggest hits, prior to its release date of 1982. Really,...
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Four years had passed since a Fogelberg album had come out and rather than attempt to produce a studio album that would fit in with the times, Fogelberg released an...
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A couple of years after the pop hits stopped, Dan Fogelberg took this detour down the bluegrass/traditional acoustic music road. The result is a fine collection of mostly...
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Over the course of his career, Dan Fogelberg has become identified with a particular sort of heavily arranged soft rock. It is therefore particularly interesting to listen...
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In 1979, Epic released Home Free/Captured Angel, which contained two complete albums -- Home Free (1972) and Captured Angel (1975) -- (oddly enough, Dan Fogelberg's first...
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On this release Fogelberg was beginning to find a place where he could make his own kind of music, while successfully absorbing current influences. Much like Jackson Browne...
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Fogelberg's first album made him seem like a contender--another singer- songwriter with the right connections (producer Joe Walsh, singer Graham Nash) and song ("Part Of...
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On his second album, Fogelberg expanded slightly on his sparse, countrified folk sound, adding a distinctively more pop feel, thanks to help from producer Joe Walsh. Songs...
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In 1979, Epic combined Dan Fogelberg's second and fourth albums (Souvenirs from 1974, and Nether Lands from 1977) onto a double-LP set or single-cassette release containing...
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The big album of Fogelberg's career--in the sense that it was double, it was extremely ambitious, and it generated three of his better-known hits. They were "Same Old Lang...
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With The Innocent Age, Dan Fogelberg created the most ambitious, successful, and creative recording of his career and one that in retrospect was actually quite underrated. A...
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Dan Fogelberg manages to retain listeners' attention even after nearly 20 years of music-making. The Wild Places is a calm collection of originals and wisely chosen covers....
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Expectations weren't particularly high, critically speaking, when Fogelberg got together with shnoozer-flautist Tim Weisberg--but in fact, this may be the best album...
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Much like Joni Mitchell, Fogelberg, primarily a singer-songwriter, sought to continue his musical growth on this release by adding jazz to his sound. Rather than simply...
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While continuing to grow as an artist, Fogelberg extended himself even further on his fourth album. Somewhat of a concept album, replete with orchestration and following an...
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Although nine of the ten songs on Dan Fogelberg's 1982 release Greatest Hits also show up here, this is a definite improvement on that prior disc. It has more songs (17),...
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