Norma Tanega’s elusive 1971 album, originally released only in the UK on RCA Victor, emerges as a hidden gem—sweetly melancholic folk-pop interwoven with harpsichord-driven instrumentals. Produced by Don Paul with Mike Moran on multi-instruments, the record features both lushly arranged and stripped-back versions of songs like “What More in This World Could Anyone Be Living For,” along with delicate tracks such as “A Goodbye Song”—called “a small treasure box about losing love