How about some Quad Country?
Lynn Anderson - Greatest Hits or Rose Garden (I'd go for Rose Garden personally, just because the mix is more aggressive than GH.)
Dolly Parton - Bubbling Over or Real, Live Dolly (Neither of which I've ever heard!)
Jerry Reed - Hot A-Mighty; Lord, Mr. Ford; Uptown Poker Club
Waylon Jennings - Lonesome, On'ry & Mean
John Denver - Poems, Prayers & Promises (also, search the archive for the advertised-but-unnamed JD album from 1975 that was supposed to come in Quad. I'd bet it's Rocky Mountain High, which, I'd love to hear)
Literally, ANY of the Mac Davis albums. They all feature at least 2-3 hits and have some really smooth mixes.
Other titles screaming for exposure:
Johnnie Taylor - Eargasm (was an SQ-only title)
Janis Ian - Between the Lines (had her biggest hit and again, SQ-only)
Best of the Guess Who #2 (or Road Food)
Rick Derringer - Spring Fever or All American Boy
Wild Cherry - Electrified Funk (but look to see if their first album was mixed, too!)
Lynn Anderson - Greatest Hits or Rose Garden (I'd go for Rose Garden personally, just because the mix is more aggressive than GH.)
Dolly Parton - Bubbling Over or Real, Live Dolly (Neither of which I've ever heard!)
Jerry Reed - Hot A-Mighty; Lord, Mr. Ford; Uptown Poker Club
Waylon Jennings - Lonesome, On'ry & Mean
John Denver - Poems, Prayers & Promises (also, search the archive for the advertised-but-unnamed JD album from 1975 that was supposed to come in Quad. I'd bet it's Rocky Mountain High, which, I'd love to hear)
Literally, ANY of the Mac Davis albums. They all feature at least 2-3 hits and have some really smooth mixes.
Other titles screaming for exposure:
Johnnie Taylor - Eargasm (was an SQ-only title)
Janis Ian - Between the Lines (had her biggest hit and again, SQ-only)
Best of the Guess Who #2 (or Road Food)
Rick Derringer - Spring Fever or All American Boy
Wild Cherry - Electrified Funk (but look to see if their first album was mixed, too!)