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Russell released an eponymous solo album shortly after the Mad Dogs and Englishmen Tour, Leon Russell, which included the original version of the popular "A Song for You", which has become one of the most widely covered songs of all time, with versions released by artists as varied as Whitney Houston, Donny Hathaway, Christina Aguilera and Tulsa natives Joe and Ellen.

In addition, the LP contained "This Masquerade", which has been covered by other artists such as The Carpenters and George Benson, who won a 1977 Grammy for his 1976 rendition of the tune.

His bassist, Jack Wessel, has been with Russell close to 25 years.

Gailard Sartain, fondly remembered by Tulsans as Mazeppa Pompazoidi (a Saturday night movie host, joined many times by Gary Busey), did the cover artwork for the LP.In November 2009, he wrote many songs with Elton John and Bernie Taupin for an upcoming album with Elton to be recorded in January 2010 and produced by T-Bone Burnett. He also performed on piano accompaying the Zac Brown Band at the 2010 Grammy awards.In 1975, Russell married Mary McCreary (Russell Rand), a former member of Sly & the Family Stone's background vocal group Little Sister.

He spent the next two years touring with the New Grass Revival, and released two more albums with Paradise before the label folded.For several years, Russell stayed largely out of the music spotlight, releasing Anything Can Happen with Bruce Hornsby in 1992, then two more albums in 1998 and 1999.

Russell performed at the Thanksgiving Jam at Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin, Texas in 1972 with Doug Sahm, Jerry Garcia, Mary Egan, Hank Alrich, Phil Lesh, Benny Thurman, Jerry Barnet, and others.During the 1970s, Russell continued to occasionally perform at the Paradise Club along with other noted music spots around Tulsa.