Linda Ronstadt’s 1974 album ‘Heart Like a Wheel’ was the breakthrough album that catapulted her to superstardom & solidified her reputation as one of the finest vocalists of her generation. Or ever. Blending country, rock, pop, & folk, the album reflects Linda’s deep musical roots & eclectic taste.

Carly Simon’s 1972 album ‘No Secrets’ marked a pivotal moment in her career, cementing her status as one of the defining voices of the singer-songwriter era. The album’s lead single, “You’re So Vain,” became a phenomenon for its infectious melody & biting lyrics & the mystery around who it’s about.

Carole King’s ‘Tapestry’, released in 1971, is a landmark album that redefined the role of the singer-songwriter. Already an accomplished writer behind hits for other artists, Carole stepped into the spotlight with a deeply personal and emotionally resonant collection of songs.

Joni Mitchell’s ‘Ladies of the Canyon’ is an album that blends folk, jazz and pop in a deeply personal way. Released in 1970, it captures the spirit of the Laurel Canyon music scene while pushing the boundaries of the singer-songwriter genre. Her voice is intimate and ethereal.

Absolutely! Top tier without a doubt. 👍🏾