Tommy Bolin Private Eyes 25AP 293 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl
Tommy Bolin Private Eyes 25AP 293 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl

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| Album name | Private Eyes |
| Artist | Tommy Bolin |
| model Number | 25AP 293 |
| Vinyl condition | VG+ |
| Sleeve codition | F |
| Language | Japanese |
| Includes | OBI,Insert |
| Speed | 33 RPM |
| Made in | Japan |
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Album Overview
Tommy Bolin’s Private Eyes, released in 1976, showcases the American guitarist’s distinctive blend of hard rock, funk, jazz fusion, and soulful songwriting. Bolin combines fluid, highly expressive guitar playing with a wide range of musical textures, moving comfortably between heavy riffs, melodic passages, and more groove-oriented arrangements. Tracks such as “Post Toastee,” “Bustin’ Out for Rosie,” and “Sweet Burgundy” demonstrate both his instrumental versatility and his ability to write accessible songs. The album is an important document of Bolin’s short but influential solo career and remains highly regarded by guitar enthusiasts. This Japanese pressing is catalogued as 25AP-293 and includes an OBI.