Blue For You

Blue For You

Status Quo

The album "Blue For You" by British rock band Status Quo was released in 1976 on Vertigo Records. It features a distinctively infectious boogie-rock sound and was a huge commercial success.

The eighth studio album by the British rock group Status Quo, Blue For You, was released in March 1976 under the label Vertigo Records. The album was a huge commercial success, reaching number one on the UK Albums Chart immediately after its release, confirming the band's status as one of the leading global rock forces of the mid-seventies.

The album was recorded by members of the band's classic and most creative line-up: guitarist and vocalist Francis Rossi, guitarist and vocalist Rick Parfitt, bassist Alan Lancaster and drummer John Coghlan. Although on the material they kept their distinctive, tight and energetic boogie-rock expression based on simple but infectious guitar riffs, Blue For You also brings noticeable production maturity and a slightly greater emphasis on melodic pop-rock structures compared to their predecessors.

There are nine songs on the album, among which the big hit-single "Rain", the cover of the classic "Wild Side of Life", and strong original compositions such as "Blue for You", "Is There a Better Way", "Mystery Song" and "Rolling Home" stand out. Thanks to its energy, consistent song quality and distinctive dynamics, Blue For You occupies a special place in Status Quo's discography as one of their best-loved and most complete studio releases from the seventies.

Dimensions
31 x 31 cm
Pages
20
Publisher
PGP RTB, Beograd, 1976.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: English.

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