City Boy

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	City Boy Used - LP - 6360 126 1976 UK Spaceship Label Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. more
	City Boy New - LP - SRM-1-1098 Sealed 1976 Original. Small Cut Corner. “Considering Their Strengths And Ambitions, It's No Wonder City Boy Would, During The Course Of Their Career, Rely Upon The Talents Of One Robert John "Mutt" Lange To Help Shape The Sounds Of Their Multi-Dimensional Offerings. Sure, They Get The Usual Queen/ELO/Styx Comparisons (What, No Starcastle?!), But Another Band That Comes To Mind Almost Immediately Is 10CC: Smart To A Fault, Prone To Overindulgence With A Keen Eye On Melody And Delivery. Their Debut Remains Their Most Honest To Be Sure Although They Left The Arena With An Album Just As Consistent And Harder Edged (Heads Are Rolling) Which Only Validates Their Constant Quest For Quality. What If They Had Teamed With John Leckie, Or Roy Thomas Baker, Or Sir George Martin?!! The Mind Boggles To Be Sure, But You Can't Argue With City Boy's Body Of Work And Their Debut Is A Fine Place To Start.” All Music Guide - Willie Hines. more
	Dinner At The Ritz New - LP - SRM-1-1121 Sealed 1977 Original. Small Cut Corner. more
	Dinner At The Ritz Used - LP - SRM-1-1121 1977 Original With Die-Dut Inner Sleeve. Heady British 70's Rock. more
	Young Men Gone West Used - LP - SRM-1-1182 1977 Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. Cut Corner. more
	Young Men Gone West Used - LP - SRM-1-1182 1977 Original In Shrink With Hype Sticker & Custom Inner Sleeve. “On This Album, The Band Focuses On The Glam Rock Sound Of The Mid- To Late-'70s (Swirling Guitars, High-Pitched Harmonies) On Tracks Like "Dear Jean (I'm Nervous)" And "The Man Who Ate His Car," But City Boy Maintains Its Soft Rock Sound With Light Keyboard Touches And Soft Vocals On Songs Such As "One After Two" And The Title Track. Young Men Gone West Has An Interesting, Albeit Uneven, Mix Of Songs That Doesn't Have The Same Quirky, Eclectic Feel Of The First Two Albums -- But It Is A Worthy Effort Nonetheless.” more