When the final track is also the title track!

The Soft Boys--Underwater Moonlight

 

Tangerine Dream - White Eagle

Regards,
Dave

 

Judie Tzuke - Shoot the Moon...and this title track which is the last song on the album is only 38 secs long.

 

Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman

 

In the court of the Crimson Kiiiiiiiiing

 

Bee Gees: Horizontal, Children of the World

 

Larry Hosford - Crosswords / Shelter / 1976
The album has four songs throughout it which are titled "Crosswords Puzzle #1- #4",
with the album ending with #4,of course.

 

George Thorogood - Maverick...Maverick is the title of the album and the final track is 'The Ballad of Maverick.'

 

I suppose Genesis' Duke might fit the bill since the album closes with "Duke's Travels" and "Duke's End" linked together.

Regards,
Dave

 

King Crimson, both Lizard and Islands

..and Discipline

 

Joe Cocker - Hymn for My Soul

 

George Harrison’s “Brainwashed” although the title track morphs into a closing mantra prayer.

 

The Jeff Healey Band - See the Light...This being Jeff's debut album...great tune, and that intro is one helluva mother that just kicks ya ass!

 

The Royal Scam-Steely Dan

 

Jeff Healey was an amazing guitarist. So glad I got to see him in concert.

 

Paul Weller Illumination

 

The Power to Believe (IV: Coda)

Digging the King Crimson love! That's 6 by them, did any band do this more?

 

The Pretty Things - Parachute

 

Prince - Emancipation

 

Split Enz ~ Mental Notes
Serge Gainsbourg ~ Mauvaises nouvelles des étoiles

 

Edgar Froese - Pinnacles
John Foxx - The Garden
Kraftwerk - Electric Cafe

 

Al Stewart:

Love Chronicles
Zero She Flies

And I realise this is stretching it, but Peter, Paul and Mary's Blowin' in the Wind is the final track on their In the Wind album.

 

Echo & the Bunnymen- Ocean Rain
The Feelies- Crazy Rhythms
J. Mascis & the Fog- More Light
J Church- Society is a Carnivorous Flower

 

Kylie Minogue ~ Enjoy Yourself
Kylie Minogue ~ Rhythm of Love

 

+1...i saw him just the once in 1989 at The Town & Country Club in London ( now known as the O2 Forum, Kentish Town. ) He was excellent, and that night i saw him it was filmed for his DVD 'The Jeff Healey Band - See the Light - Live from London'...The intro to the track 'See the Light' is the best kick ass guitar intro i've ever heard,,it kicks your teeth in, boots you up the backside and knocks your b*llocks off!