Don McLean

Prime Time - Don McLean

Release Date: 1/01/1977

Recording Date: 1/1977

Tracks: 13

Length: 00:40:49 Hrs

Label: Arista

Type: CD,LP

Genre/Styles

Album Tracks (13)

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What the Critics Say

McLean went in a dozen directions on this 1977 release. There are wild tunes like "Jump" (with great piano playing by Howie Wyeth), solemn ones like "The Statue," which is a solo vocal and string quartet (15 years before Elvis Costello's The Juliet Letters), and back-to-the-roots banjo playing on "Redwing." McLean has always believed in the power of melody and worked against the stereotype he was saddled with because of "American Pie." His albums are generally not commanding, but they demonstrate a loving breadth of material and his committed enthusiasm. The CD reissue adds one bonus track, "If You Can Dream." ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

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