Legacy

"Legacy" is the 17th studio album by the American country rock band Poco, released in 1989. This album marked a significant moment for the band as it featured the reunion of the original line-up, consisting of Richie Furay, Jim Messina, Rusty Young, Randy Meisner, and George Grantham. It was the first time since the band's early days that these members had recorded together.

The album embraced the band's classic country rock sound while also incorporating contemporary elements of the late 1980s. "Legacy" was well-received, producing several charting singles, including "Call It Love" and "Nothin’ to Hide," which helped the band reach a broader audience. The track "Call It Love" became especially popular, gaining significant airplay and reaching the top of the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart.

"Legacy" marked a successful, if brief, return to the spotlight for Poco, rejuvenating interest in the band and showcasing their enduring musical chemistry. The album's production took advantage of advancements in recording technology at the time, giving it a polished and modern sound compared to the band's earlier work.

The reunion of the original members was a significant event for fans and symbolized a rekindling of their musical roots. Although "Legacy" did not lead to a permanent reformation of the original line-up, it stands as a testament to Poco's influence and legacy in the country rock genre.