Taggett- Taggett-LP

Taggett – Taggett

Taggett’s self-titled album is a mid-’70s rock record with pop rock, art rock, and pub rock threads, making it a nice curiosity for listeners who like their vintage rock a little less predictable. With no big-name backstory needed, the appeal here is the record’s blend of familiar rock-era grounding and slightly left-of-center catalog character. The Taggett name also carries a bit of place-name texture: Taggett Branch is a Washington County stream and tributary of Calico Creek, named for the local Taggett family. This is a 1975 vinyl pressing priced at $12, so it works nicely as an affordable copy for digging into a lesser-seen rock title. The record is graded VG++, meaning the vinyl should be very clean overall, with only very small light marks, sleeve scuffs, or faint lines expected rather than major wear.

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