Terry Callier's 1972 album "Occasional Rain" is a landmark of his career, featuring lush arrangements and his signature blend of folk, soul, and jazz. The album showcases Callier's rich baritone and introspective songwriting, cementing his reputation as a singular talent.
- "Occasional Rain" was released on Geffen Records in 1972.
- The album was produced by Terry Callier and Rusty Mitchell.
- The album features guest appearances by Minnie Riperton and Sid Edmonds.
Terry Callier was a folk-soul singer-songwriter from Chicago, best known for his passionate, socially conscious music that blended folk, soul, and jazz. By 1972, he was an established artist who had already released two albums, positioning him as a unique voice in the early 70s music scene.
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