Andy Robinson “Break Out of The City” 1970 Psych/Rock LP, SEALED!, Hall & Oates

Andy Robinson “Break Out of The City” 1970 Psych/Rock LP, SEALED!, Hall & Oates  Andy is a singer songwriter/folk artist from Philadelphia with his peak production being in the early 70’s. His vocals are superior and his songs have some good melodies. On this album he does a nice cover of Joni Mitchell’s “For Free” and an adequate reading of “Somebody on Your Bond”. Most of his compositions are above average and his performances have about the same heaviness as perhaps Al Stewart or James Taylor.

An Album/ LP by Andy Robinson described as follows:

Performer/Band: Andy Robinson (with Daryll Hall & John Oates)
Title: “Break Out of The City”
Label/Pressing Date: Janus Records label, pressed in 1970 (original pressing)
Manufacturer’s Catalog #: JLS-3013, Stereo
Condition of Record: SEALED/Presumed Mint!! (see notes below regarding grading). Sold as-is.
Condition of Label: SEALED/Presumed Mint
Condition of Jacket: SEALED/VG, cut corner, some water exposure at the lower right corner (where the cut corner is)…not terrible, but there none-the-less.
Inner Sleeve Included (Yes/No): Yes
Contains these songs:
Side 1: Forever; Break Out of The City; Where Do We Belong/Need Somebody On Your Bond; The Right Way; I’ll Be Bye.

Side 2: Party Ball; Uptight Saturday Nite; Sally She Weep; Every Mother, Father, Brother, Sister; For Free.