"Silk Degrees" is Boz Scaggs' seventh solo album. The album reached number 2 and remained on the Billboard 200 for 115 weeks. Boz (and "Lowdown") received awards for Best Single of the Year and Best R&B Single of the Year. Boz on his album: "The album 'Silk Degrees' was an experience I would wish for every musician, every creative person, because it was the culmination of a lot of work. It was an arrival, it was finally something that really resonated with a lot of people. I was ready to go. I had a good band, I had played a lot, and this thing finally reached an audience and struck a chord with the times. I was able to play in many more places and do a lot of things I wanted to do." Musically, I discovered completely new territory, a completely new foundation for myself. I came across a group of musicians who truly understood my music and were able to contribute their talents to bring it from my head to the record. It was a very fulfilling experience, and of course, when you have something that reaches such a peak, there's always the challenge of building on it and doing it again and so on... American singer, songwriter, and guitarist Boz Scaggs rose to fame in the United States in the 1970s with several Top 20 hit singles. In 1976, he teamed up with a group of studio musicians who would later form Toto and recorded his seventh album, "Silk Degrees," which became a massive success. The album reached number one in several countries worldwide and spawned three hit singles: "Lowdown," "Lido Shuffle," and "What Can I Say," as well as the MOR standard "We're All Alone," which was later recorded by Rita Coolidge and Frankie Valli. »Silk Degrees« is available as a 50th anniversary edition on green vinyl and includes a supplement. LP 2026 New