Mickie Most - Think It Over

Review by Юрий Миронов

Mickie Most's album "Think It Over" is a masterpiece of 60s pop rock. Released in 1971, the album features 12 tracks that showcase Most's signature sound and his ability to bring out the best in his performers.

From the opening track "I Can Hear the Grass Grow," Most sets the tone for the album with his infectious beats and catchy melodies. The album also features several covers, such as "Rock and Roll Music" and "Long Tall Sally," which Most infuses with his own unique style.

Most's production skills shine through on tracks like "Rainmaker" and "Mr. Porter," where he uses a mix of instruments and sound effects to create a rich and textured sound.

The album also showcases Most's talent for discovering and nurturing new talent. The track "The Road to Love" features the vocals of a young and relatively unknown singer named Suzi Quatro, who would go on to become a major star in her own right.

Summary by Юрий Миронов

"Think It Over" is a must-have for fans of 60s pop rock and a testament to Mickie Most's enduring talent as a producer and musician.