Have you heard Glen Campbell's Ghost on the Canvas?

[leggo of my ego]

its good.

trust me.

wood i steer u wrong?  

[Lonely Summer]

its good.

trust me.

wood i steer u wrong?  

Bought it the same night I bought The Smile Sessions. Very pleased with both albums.

[Andrew G. Doe]

"Hold On Hope" may be a cover, but...

1 - that's a man in his mid-seventies singing that. Just mindblowing.

2 - given his then-recent diagnosis, the lyric is close to unlistenable, but Glen turns it into a near-affirmatyion of survival.

The whole album is outstanding, but that track is just incredible any way you slice it.

[Gregg]

The entire album is mindblowing. Despite his age and sad diagnosis, Glen's voice and musical abilities are seemingly unfazed.

I also couldn't help but notice the participation of Roger Manning Jr. of Jellyfish fame contributing keyboards and vocals on the album. Maybe it's a coincidence that the songs flow from one to the other with brief musical interludes (some sounding very Jellyfish-like). Near the end there is even a beautifully haunting BB-like falsetto wordless vocal interlude. It reminds a bit of SMiLE in that regard.

Like AGD said, the whole album is outstanding.

[Moon Dawg]

 Agreed. Very good album, a few notches better than 2008's Meet Glen Campbell, which consisted of Glen singing some nice covers.  Would you guys agree it is a better Glen Campbell album than God/Radio is a Beach Boys' album? I think so.

[Lonely Summer]

Agreed. Very good album, a few notches better than 2008's Meet Glen Campbell, which consisted of Glen singing some nice covers.  Would you guys agree it is a better Glen Campbell album than God/Radio is a Beach Boys' album? I think so.

Maybe. I can't think of anything that would make Glen's album better; the Beach Boys without the voice of Carl Wilson was always going to be somewhat lacking.