Fanny Fanny Hill LP (Milky Clear Vinyl)

Fanny had already stepped into some big shoes by being the first all-female rock band signed to a major label, but with the release of 1972's Fanny Hill, they took things to a new level, recording at Abbey Road with producer Richard Perry and famed Beatles engineer Geoff Emerick (the album includes a Beatles homage with a cover of "Hey Bulldog"). And the result was Fanny's most varied and ambitious album, sporting a beautiful mix of ballads and rockers and a mature, socially conscious lyrical approach. Pressed in milky clear vinyl complete with original album jacket art and lyric sheet...first time on LP since its original release and limited to 2,000 copies!

While Fanny's second album, 1971's Charity Ball, was a solid and imaginative set whose title track became a minor hit single, their third album, 1972's Fanny Hill, truly caught them at the peak of their strength...Fanny Hill still stands out as this group's strongest and most exciting work.