MP3/320/283MB
Fusion of Folk, Country Rock, Blues and Rock elements
Joy Of Cooking was an American music ensemble formed in 1967 in Berkeley, California. Associated with the hippie culture, the band's music combined rock & roll with folk rock, blues rock. The band released three studio albums on Capitol Records in the early 1970s as well as a minor hit single in 1971, "Brownsville". Led by guitarist Terry Garthwaite and pianist Toni Brown, who both shared lead vocals, Joy Of Cooking was a rare example of a rock band fronted by women. A fourth album, Same Old Song And Dance (1973) was never released.
CD1
Joy Of Cooking (1970)
1. Hush (2:46)
2. Too Late, But Not Forgotten (4:22)
3. Down my Dream (4:17)
4. If Some God (Sometimes You Gotta' Go Home) (3:44)
5. Did You Go Downtown? (7:39)
6. Dancing Couple (0:53)
7. Brownsville/Mockingbird (medley) (5:51)
8. Red Wine at Noon (3:35)
9. Only Time Will Tell Me (5:13)
10. Children's House (6:50)
Closer To The Ground (1971)
11. Closer to the Ground (4:45)
12. Blues for a Friend (3:39)
13. New Colorado Blues (3:28)
14. Humpty Dumpty (2:35)
15. A Thousand Miles (3:56)
CD2
1. Sometimes Like a River (Loving You) (3:28)
2. Pilot (3:40)
3. The War You Left (2:41)
4. First Time, Last Time (2:51)
5. Laugh, Don't Laugh (5:35)
Castles (1972)
6. Don't the Moon Look Fat & Lonesome (4:08)
7. Waiting for the Last Plane (4:05)
8. Lady Called Love (3:27)
9. Three-Day Loser (4:04)
10. Castles (3:49)
11. Beginning of Tomorrow (4:37)
12. Let Love Carry You Along (2:44)
13. Home Town Man (3:47)
14. All Around the Sun & the Moon (4:40)
15. Bad Luck Blues (3:30)
Personnel:
Terry Garthwaite - guitar, twelve-string guitar, clarinet, vocals
Fritz Kasten - drums, alto sax
Jeff Neighbor - bass, trombone
David Garthwaite - guitar, bass
Toni Brown - guitar, piano, organ, maracas, vocals
Ron Wilson - harp, tambourine, congas, bongos, cowbell
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