You Can Tune A Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fishby REO Speedwagon

This was the breakthrough album for the Chicago area band and one of their best rock with a pop edge. Roll With The changes-comes out with some good old rockin' piano and blasting guitars, showing that they could make a great 70's anthem song. Time for Me To Fly- in my opinion is one of their best lyrically and great guitars and vocals, this is REO at their finest hour. Songs with that pop/rock hook that could all be singles material, is- Sing To Me-Do You Know Where Your Woman Is Tonight-Blazing Your Own Trail Again- they all have short fast rock tune that on the later albums like Hi-infidelity makes them successful. The last song which shows off Gary Richrath's mastery on his guitar strings is -Lucky for You-this is all out Rocker. The songs are a little more polished and smoother, but do not lack rock and roll power. This is one of the classic albums of the 70's great music-discover this if you haven't already.