It's Like You Never Left

Dave Mason

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It's Like You Never Left Review

by William Ruhlmann

After a protracted legal battle with Blue Thumb Records, Dave Mason finally signed to Columbia and released the hopefully titled It's Like You Never Left, his first new studio solo album in more than three years. Mason received prominent vocal assistance from Graham Nash, who helped turn tracks like "Every Woman" into singers' showcases. (Other guests included Stevie Wonder and George Harrison.) The songs had all the catchiness, but not as much of the individual flavor of Mason's best work. And the modest commercial acceptance the album enjoyed made it apparent that he would have to rebuild some career momentum. (Originally released by Columbia Records as Columbia 31721, It's Like You Never Left was reissued on CD by One Way Records as One Way 26077 on July 18, 1995.)

Track Listing

	Title/Composer	Performer	Time	Stream
1	Baby... Please Dave Mason	Dave Mason	03:15	Spotify Amazon
2	Every Woman Dave Mason	Dave Mason	01:39	Spotify Amazon
3	If You've Got Love Dave Mason	Dave Mason	03:23	Spotify Amazon
4	Maybe Dave Mason	Dave Mason	04:02	Spotify Amazon
5	Head Keeper Dave Mason	Dave Mason	03:35	Spotify Amazon
6	Misty Morning Stranger Dave Mason	Dave Mason	04:31	Spotify Amazon
7	Silent Partner Dave Mason	Dave Mason	03:02	Spotify Amazon
8	Side Tracked Dr. Rick Jaeger / Dave Mason / Lonnie Turner	Dave Mason	03:34	Spotify Amazon
9	The Lonely One Dave Mason	Dave Mason	04:42	Spotify Amazon
10	It's Like You Never Left Dave Mason	Dave Mason	03:03	Spotify Amazon