Charles Lloyd

Charles Lloyd’s albums, ranked by what the critics we trust thought of each one. 2 have a B-Side Breakdown, averaging 81 (B-). See the discography in release order.

What is Charles Lloyd’s best album?

By the critics, it’s The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow (2024), with a B-Side Breakdown of 91 (A-) from 5 reviews. 100% of them liked it.

The other one: Hagar’s Song (70).

Charles Lloyd albums ranked

Best to worst by B-Side Breakdown.

  1. 1. The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow (2024): A-Side91 A-
  2. 2. Hagar’s Song (2013): 70 C-

Charles Lloyd discography, in release order

Every Charles Lloyd studio album, oldest first. 15 don't have a Breakdown yet; each gets one once three critics' reviews turn up.

  1. 1968NirvanaNo Breakdown yet
  2. 1972WavesNo Breakdown yet
  3. 1990Fish Out of WaterNo Breakdown yet
  4. 1992Notes from Big SurNo Breakdown yet
  5. 1993The CallNo Breakdown yet
  6. 1995All My RelationsNo Breakdown yet
  7. 1997CantoNo Breakdown yet
  8. 1999Voice in the NightNo Breakdown yet
  9. 2000The Water Is WideNo Breakdown yet
  10. 2001Hyperion with HigginsNo Breakdown yet
  11. 2002Lift Every VoiceNo Breakdown yet
  12. 2004Which Way Is EastNo Breakdown yet
  13. 2005Jumping the CreekNo Breakdown yet
  14. 2013Album cover for Hagar’s Song by Charles LloydHagar’s Song70 C-
  15. 2016I Long to See YouNo Breakdown yet
  16. 2018Vanished GardensNo Breakdown yet
  17. 2024Album cover for The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow by Charles LloydThe Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow91 A-

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