Guess Who - Flavors (1975) Vinyl LP • Burton Cummings, Dancin’ Fool

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Vinyl plays nicely, except for some light clicks iduring"Seems Like I Can’t Live With You, But I Can’t Live Without You" (play-graded). Cover has a few creases near edges; light-scuffing, surface abrasions (front/back). Inner-sleeve is original (Lyrics/credits) one seam partially split, developing split on another. Spine is unbroken, clean and easy-to-read. Minor shelf-wear along top/bottom-edge and corners. Opening is crisp with signs of light use and divots. (Not a cut-out.)

Tracks:

1. Dancin' Fool
2. Hoe Down Time
3. Nobody Knows His Name
4. Diggin' Yourself
5. Seems Like I Can't Live With You, But I Can't Live Without You
6. Dirty
7. Eye
8. Loves Me Like A Brother
9. Long Gone

About The Record:

Flavors, by Guess Who, marked the debut of guitarist Domenic Troiano, who replaced Kurt Winter and Donnie McDougall, bringing a folkier sound to the band’s pop rock roots. Historically significant as one of the band’s final albums before lead singer Burton Cummings disbanded the group in 1975, it reflected a shift toward a more progressive rock direction that divided fans and critics. The album, released by RCA Victor in both stereo and quadraphonic formats, included nine tracks, with all songs co-written by Cummings and Troiano. Its standout hit single, Dancin’ Fool, reached the Top 40 in the U.S. and Canada, noted for its energetic guitar work and Cummings’ dynamic vocals. Another notable track, Seems Like I Can’t Live With You, But I Can’t Live Without You, was praised as a strong ballad, though it did not achieve the same commercial success.