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Contents: [Limited Edition] SACD Hybrid, Japan-exclusive release, 2023 remastered audio, 7-inch paper jacket packaging, with obi strip, includes a replica single jacket, new liner notes/lyrics and translations included. Track Listing: 1. What Should I Say? 2. Georgia 3. Jump Street 4. What Do You Want Me to Do? 5. Harbor Lights 6. Lowdown 7. It's Over 8. Love Me Tomorrow 9. Lido Shuffle 10. We're All Alone 11. What Should I Say? (Live) 12. Jump Street (Live) 13. It's Over (Live) *Tracks 11-13 are bonus tracks on the CD layer. They are not included on the SACD layer. [50th Anniversary of AOR] AOR started with this album! AOR started with this album! This seventh album, which propelled Boz Scaggs from his early career in the 1960s to global fame, reached number 2 on the US album charts. Featuring the smooth and sophisticated sound of skilled musicians who would later debut with Toto, such as Jeff Porcaro (drums) and David Paich (piano), and Boz's soulful, distinctive vocals, it instantly popularized the adult contemporary genre. Includes the Grammy Award-winning "Lowdown" (number 3 on the US charts) and Boz's signature ballad, "We're All Alone." This Japan-exclusive release utilizes a hybrid disc with high-quality SACD stereo and CD stereo layers. It's based on 2023 remastered audio and comes in a 7-inch paper jacket reproducing the LP artwork, complete with the original Japanese obi strip. It also includes a reproduction of the EP jacket from the album's singles. The same specifications are also available for the simultaneous release of "Middle Man" (1980)! A Japan tour has been confirmed for late May to early June 2026! Dates: May 22nd (Fri) Tokyo, 24th (Sun) Sendai, 26th (Tue) Nagoya, 28th (Thu) Fukuoka, 30th (Sat) Hiroshima, June 1st (Mon) Osaka, 4th (Thu) - 5th (Fri) Tokyo. Media reviews and more: AOR started with this album! Having started his musical career in the 1960s and steadily gaining recognition, Boz's 7th album propelled him to global fame. It reached number 2 on the US album charts. The smooth and sophisticated sound, played by skilled musicians such as Jeff Porcaro (ds) and David Paich (p), who would later debut with Toto, combined with Boz's soulful and distinctive vocals, quickly popularized the adult contemporary genre. Includes the Grammy Award-winning "Lowdown" (number 3 on the US charts) and Boz's signature ballad "We're All Alone." (C)RS
