Home / Music / Can's Tago Mago brought in a new vocalist in 1971Music linernotes album music canCan's Tago Mago brought in a new vocalist in 1971Tago Mago was released in August 1971 as a double LP on United Artists Records. It was Can’s first full album with vocalist Damo Suzuki. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesFuture Days is Can's most ambitious production — ambient, complex, and a stylistic left turnCan's 'Bel Air' is dedicated to Hedy LamarrCan's 'Spoon' charted in Germany as TV theme musicCan recorded Future Days at their own Inner Space StudioCan's third album, Ege Bamyasi, came out November 29, 1972ExploreFleetwood Mac's Tusk arrived as a double album in 1979Steely Dan's Two Against Nature arrived on leap day 2000Bill Evans' Undercurrent came out in August 1962Joe Satriani's Unplugged and Seated came out in 1992 on RelativityNirvana's Unplugged in New York was their first posthumous releasePrevious Can's third album, Ege Bamyasi, came out November 29, 1972Next Can's bassist Holger Czukay produced and recorded Tago Mago