Wishbone Ash-New England (1976)

With "New England", the Wishbone Ash returned to the sound they had left on their "Argus" album four years earlier, and although they did not fully achieve it, they did invoice an extraordinary work that curiously was not successful.
With a series of great compositions and a great way to combine the most classic style of the band with the most commercial facet, present in previous albums, "New England" is unfairly undervalued and goes unnoticed when it comes to naming the best albums of the Wishbone Ash.
Wonderful songs like "Runaway", the melodic "Lorelei", or the precious "Lonely Island", you can think that at that time there was an epidemic of deafness among the public and specialized criticism for not appreciating the greatness of this little masterpiece.