The Sutherland Brothers- Lifeboat (with Quivers)-LP

Lifeboat from The Sutherland Brothers, recorded with the band Quiver in 1973, captures a blend of folk-rock with a subtle rock edge that made a quiet splash at the time. The album features “(I Don't Want to Love You But) You Got Me Anyway,” which charted on the Billboard Hot 100, and the track “Sailing,” later famously covered by Rod Stewart, giving the record a notable place in early '70s soft rock history. The song titles like “Space Hymn” and “Love Is My Religion” hint at the introspective and melodic qualities that define the album’s mood. This 1973 vinyl pressing offers a clear window into the era’s sound, especially for those who appreciate the interplay between the Sutherland Brothers’ songwriting and Quiver’s instrumental backing. The record is graded VG++, meaning the vinyl is glossy and very clean with only minor, faint surface marks that won’t detract from listening. It’s a pressing that fits nicely on any shelf where the subtle art of collaboration and well-crafted melodies are appreciated—proof that sometimes, even a lifeboat can carry a few unexpected guests. Lifeboat (with Quivers).

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