Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this classic slice of harmony-laden Pop/Rock. Released in August 1969, The Association (often referred to as the Stonehenge album) marks another turning point in the band's storied career. They opted to co-produce the eponymous album with John Boylan (Apple tree Theater, Rick Nelson, the Dillards) and play on most of the tracks themselves as they had done on their sophomore LP, Renaissance. The result was a more mature and highly diverse effort showcasing Country Rock, Hard Rock, R&B, and Soft Pop, all featuring the signature harmonic blend they were beloved for. The Association, a Billboard #32 charting album, features 10 bonus tracks, including non-LP singles, and rare mono single versions. The full-color booklet includes rare photos and extensive liner notes featuring the participation of original band members. Now Sounds.
Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this classic slice of harmony-laden Pop/Rock. Released in August 1969, The Association (often referred to as the Stonehenge album) marks another turning point in the band's storied career. They opted to co-produce the eponymous album with John Boylan (Apple tree Theater, Rick Nelson, the Dillards) and play on most of the tracks themselves as they had done on their sophomore LP, Renaissance. The result was a more mature and highly diverse effort showcasing Country Rock, Hard Rock, R&B, and Soft Pop, all featuring the signature harmonic blend they were beloved for. The Association, a Billboard #32 charting album, features 10 bonus tracks, including non-LP singles, and rare mono single versions. The full-color booklet includes rare photos and extensive liner notes featuring the participation of original band members. Now Sounds.
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