The Island album coupled with the Stonedogg album makes volume three, a must have for the Swampers and for the newly indoctrinated.
Tracks 1, 5, 8 and 9 appeared as the therapeutic ôaÆ side of his album, which tells an abridged story of his early bouts with panic attacks and agoraphobia. The remainder of the album is just an ass kicking good time. Several vocal tracks were re-recorded and the result is a more dynamic musical work than it was in 1974.
ôIÆd Lie To You For Your Loveö with additional adlib lyrics by the Dogg is classic. ôWe need a Revolutionö remains a best seller in the Netherlands and the Caribbean. Although political, thereÆs a load of boogie and rÆnÆb throughout tracks 10 through 18.
Fans have been clamoring for these tracks as well as the tracks featured on excellent sides volumes 1,2,4 and 5. With all five in your collection youÆve struck the mother lode.
Volumes six through ten will be in stores next year.
TRACKS
1. The Mind Does The Dancing While The Body Pulls The Strings
2. I Wanna Lifetime Of Loving You
3. When He Was No One (I knew Jesus)
4. God AinÆt Blessing America
5. Chewed Up Grass
6. I WouldnÆt Leave Here To Go To Heaven
7. Did I Come Back Too Soon (Or Stay Away Too Long)
8. Dr. M.L.G.(J.A.) Dr. Martin L. Goldfarb (Jive Ass)
9. My Hang Ups AinÆt Hung Up No More
10. IÆd Lie To You For Your Love
11. Come To L.A.
12. We Need A Revolution
13. Kiss Me Hit Me Touch Me
14. Myocardial Infarction (Heartbreak)
15. Shut Your Mouth
16. Happy Dog Day
17. Let The Good Times Roll
18. 1958
