“During the 1970s, Jackson Browne was it — a boyishly handsome SoCal icon whose critically admired hit albums spoke to listeners with unparalleled intimacy. The first half of this two-disc retrospective, drawing on Browne’s five 1970s LPs and paced by stunning personal narratives such as ""These Days,"" ""Fountain of Sorrow"" and ""The Pretender,"" is unflaggingly […]”
