Dubbed "the Greek Bruce Springsteen," laiki superstar Yiorgas (George) Dalaras ranks among the biggest pop music phenomenons to hit the Mediterranean in decades. Born in Nea Kokkinia, Piraeus, in 1950, he was the son of rembetika performer Loukas Ntaralas, and made his recorded debut on his father's 1965 recording of "Wry Thorn." By the age of 17, Dalaras was already working as a professional singer, and soon cut his first solo record, "Expectation." In 1968, he issued his debut LP, The Station, a major hit which became the first of well over 40 albums he released during his career in a variety of styles ranging from dhimotka folk songs to the music of Mikis Theodorakis and Giannis Markopoulos.
Tracks:
1. Love 3:53
2. Fit 3:32
3. Day Breaks 4:47
4. Say 3:06
5. Till the End 4:12
6. I don't want Any More 3:40
7. I've Lost My Life 3:31
8. Handle 3:11
9. Stranger 2:53
10. Radar 3:46
11. Without Moons 2:56
12. Synopsis 5:13
