Randy Meisner's "new" album from Rev-Ola is a fanatic's rarities-only collection of tunes recorded as either unreleased demos or finished demos for stuff from his other records of the late '70s, the '80s, and the early '90s. The liner notes by
Joey Stec are nothing more than hero worship, the sonics on these things are substandard, and most of the material sounds very dated and unfinished. The press material claims that
Spencer Davis,
James Griffin of
Bread,
Nick St. Nicholas of
Steppenwolf,
Billy Swan, and Charlie Rich Jr. are all present here, and it's not necessarily to be doubted, but it would be nice to know where (as well as who some of the backing vocalists were, since they sound so very familiar). The packaging is strictly budget, and so is the sequencing and presentation. Still, if you are a
Meisner nut, you'll want to have this.