1. Bob Dylan/The Band, The Basement Tapes - 303
2. Patti Smith, Horses - 23
3. Bruce Springsteen, Born to Run - 18
4. Bob Dylan, Blood on the Tracks - 22
5. Neil Young, Tonight’s the Night - 139
6. Steely Dan, Katy Lied - 721
7. Roxy Music, Country Life - 774
8. Bob Marley and the Wailers, Natty Dread - 111
9. The Band, Northern Lights - Southern Cross - ---
10. The Who by Numbers - 1882
11. Toots and the Maytals, Funky Kingston - 898
12. Neil Young, Zuma - 708
13. Roxy Music, Siren - 525
14. Paul Simon, Still Crazy After All These Years - 851
15. Willie Nelson, Red Headed Stranger - 408
16. Fleetwood Mac - 738
17. Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, To Be True - 2187
18. Gary Stewart, Out of Hand - 2249
19. Nils Lofgren - 1797
20. Eno, Taking Tiger Mountain (by Strategy) - 923
21. James Talley, Got No Bread, No Milk, No Money, But We Sure Got a Lot of Love - 2602
22. Jeff Beck, Blow by Blow - 1150
23. Jefferson Starship, Red Octopus - ---
24. Beserkely Chartbusters Vol. 1 - ---
25. Led Zeppelin, Physical Graffiti - 93
26. Waylon Jennings, Dreamin’ My Dreams - 2078
27. Linda Ronstadt, Prisoner in Disguise - ---
28. The Amazing Rhythm Aces, Stacked Deck - ---
29. Earth, Wind and Fire, That’s the Way of the World - 1212
30. The Trammps - ---
Highest-ranking album not on poll:
Pink Floyd, Wish You Were Here - 165
