Asylum Records

Mm-hmm.

Released on December 8th, 1976, by Asylum Records.

Recorded by the band and produced by Bill Sizismic, there's a lot of consonants in there, kids, at Criteria and the Record Plant Studios between March and October of '76.

It was the band's first album with guitarist Joe Walsh, who had replaced founding member Bernie Leadon, and the last to feature bassist and vocalist Randy Meisner.

One review reads, Fine Anyway is an album of cerebral cool, bursting with movement, melody and mystic imagination.

It might easily have been unearthed from the vaults of Asylum Records or even Black Fire.

For once, the Lost Classic tag is more than merited.

Another reads, It confidently drifts between moods, from the unavoidable groove of Had to Come Back Wet to the haunting melancholy of My Baby, She is Down as I Am, never once relenting its marvelous lyricism or pluck-and-twang hook.

One review reads, Fine Anyway is an album of cerebral cool, bursting with movement, melody and mystic imagination.

It might easily have been unearthed from the vaults of Asylum Records or even Black Fire.

For once, the Lost Classic tag is more than merited.

Another reads, It confidently drifts between moods, from the unavoidable groove of Had to Come Back Wet to the haunting melancholy of My Baby, She is Down as I Am, never once relenting its marvelous lyricism or pluck-and-twang hook.