Seals & Crofts Albums
Seals & Crofts released the following albums including Takin' It Easy (2007), Unborn Child (2007), Year of Sunday (2007), One on One (2007), Get Closer (2007), I'll Play for You (2007), Diamond Girl (2005), Summer Breeze (1995) and Seals & Crofts - Greatest Hits (1990).
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- Takin' It Easy
- One More Time
- Midnight Blue
- You're the Love
- Sunrise
- Breaking in a Brand New Love
- Magnolia Moon
- Nobody Gets Over Lovin' You
- Forever Like the Rose
- Windflowers
- Desert People
- Unborn Child
- The Story Of Her Love
- Dance By The Light Of The Moon
- Rachel
- 29 Years From Texas
- Ledges
- Follow Me
- Big Mac
- 'Cause You Love
- Antoinette
- High on a Mountain
- Year of Sunday
- Paper Airplanes
- Irish Linen
- Springfield Mill
- Ancient of the Old
- Sudan Village
- Love Theme from "One on One" (My Fair Share)
- This Day Belongs to Me
- Janet's Theme
- John Wayne
- Picnic
- Flyin'
- Reflections
- Love Conquers All
- It'll Be All Right
- Hustle
- Time Out
- Party
- Basketball Game
- Sweet Green Fields
- Get Closer
- Red Long Ago
- Goodbye Old Buddies
- Baby Blue
- Million Dollar Horse
- Don't Fail
- Passing Thing
- Golden Rainbow
- Blue Bonnet Nation
- Ugly City
- Wayland the Rabbit
- Freaks Fret
- Truth Is But a Woman
- Fire and Vengeance
- Intone My Servant
- Nine Houses
- Standin' on a Mountain Top
- It's Gonna Come Down (On You)
- Jessica
- Dust on My Saddle
- Wisdom
- When I Meet Them
- Diamond Girl
- Hummingbird
- Castles In The Sand
- East Of Ginger Trees
- I'll Play For You
- Ruby Jean And Billie Lee
- King Of Nothing
- Summer Breeze
- We May Never Pass This Way (Again)
Seals & Crofts Comments
Jim Kozak said on September 23, 2010
I remember seeing Seals & Crofts at a club called The Quiet Knight at Belmont & Sheffield in Chicago in the very early 70's. They had no band, just the two of them. After their set was over, my group hung out to speak with them. They were the most approachable, engaging gentlemen I have ever met. Our group spoke with them for a reasonable amount of time before the staff at The Quiet Knight were asking to close up. These guys were great...we spoke of music, their religion, the new album (Year of Sunday)...just everything. Dash had a blue jean shirt on with a Milk Duds patch sewn on above the breast pocket...so I had to get one. Needless to say, I was a huge fan. I had been following these guys since the late 60's.
