Artist: Warren Schatz
Album: Warren Schatz
Country: US
Genre: Folk Rock, Soft Rock, Pop Rock
Release: 1971-72-73
Quality: FLAC | lossless

Warren Schatz, born in New York City, is a prominent producer, arranger and orchestra conductor during the 1970s.
Warren Schatz is famous for composing, producing, arranging, and conducting the orchestra for such mid- to late-1970s disco recording artists as Frankie Valli, Vicki Sue Robinson,[1] The Brothers, Revelation, Evelyn King, and Gordon Grody.

Albums:
1971 - Warren Schatz
A1. Give A Little Love
A2. Sorrow
A3. The Sky Keeps Fallin' Down
A4. Ain't That What Love's All About
A5. If I Could Find A Way
B1. The Ride Has Just Begun
B2. Good Morning
B3. Free My Mind
B4. Willow Song
B5. I Always Sang For My Father
B6. Happy Man

1972 - Warren Schatz
A1. I'll Hold Out My Hand
A2. The Same Sad Song
A3. Somebody Look Like You
A4. Try Me
A5. Don't Ever Stop Your Loving Me
A6. Long Time Gone
B1. It's Rainin', It's Pourin'
B2. I Need Your Smile
B3. Life Can Be Beautiful
B4. (To Love You) Ballerina
B5. Will I Ever Love Again

1973 - Warren Schatz
A1. I'll Hold out My hand
A2. The Same Sad Song
A3. Somebody Look Like You
A4. Try Me
A5. Don't Ever Stop Your Loving Me
A6. Long Time Gone
B1. If You Need Some Magic
B2. Don't You Go Away Again
B3. Sunshine Shine
B4. I've Been Wonderin'
B5. Fly Bird Fly
B6. Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo
Bonus tracks (Side 2 from Poland press):
B1. It's Rainin', It's Pourin'
B2. I Need Some Smile
B3. Life Can Be Beautiful
B4. (To Love You) Ballerina
B5. Will I Ever Love Again?

A fairly rare record, released in 1973 by American musician and producer Warren Schatz (worked with Banchee, Fandango, etc.). This is the second and last album where Warren works as a performer. As far as I know this recording has never been re-released on CD. For digitization, two records were taken, the Swedish edition and the Polish edition, since the second side of both vinyls is completely different. The first side is taken from the Swedish edition (it is identical to the Polish one), the second side of the Polish one is presented in the form of bonuses