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The Youngbloods |
Jesse Colin Young ♦ Jerry Corbitt ♦ Joe Bauer |
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The Soul Of A City Boy |
Capitol T-2070 | |
4/64 [UK: N/R] | |
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Four In The Morning | Remaily | 3:25 |
You Gotta Fix It | Miller | 1:57 |
Rye Whiskey | Miller | 4:53 |
Whoa Baby | Miller | 3:30 |
Susanne | Miller | 2:19 |
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Black Eyed Susan | arr Miller | 2:00 |
Same Old Man | arr Miller | 2:16 |
Drifter's Blues | arr Miller | 2:57 |
Talk To Me | Miller | 1:54 |
Stranger Love | Miller | 2:47 |
I Think I'll Take To Whiskey | Miller | 2:50 |
Note: Composer credits for Perry Miller are actually Jesse (it's his original name)
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Young Blood |
Mercury SR-61005 | |
3/65 [UK: N/R] | |
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Rider | Young | 3:09 |
Doc Geiger | Paulovic | 2:30 |
Lullabye | Young | 2:47 |
Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? | Gorney-Harburg | 2:16 |
Trouble In Mind | Young | 2:14 |
Little Suzie | Young | 3:39 |
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Nobody's Dirty Business | Hurt | 2:21 |
Green Hill Mountain Home | Young | 3:13 |
Summer Rain | Young | 2:27 |
Walkin' Off The Blues | Young | 2:50 |
Cotton Eyed Joe | arr Young | 2:54 |
Note: Reissued in 1967 as by The Youngbloods (see note)
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Rider / Sometimes Young (2:10) / Young (2:45) Mercury 72583, 5/66 as by Jesse Colin & The Youngbloods |
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Philadelphia Folk Festival(9/9/66) |
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Grizzly Bear / Tears Are Falling Corbitt (2:20) / Young (2:25) RCA Victor 9015, 11/66 BB |
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The Youngbloods |
RCA Victor LSP-3724 | |
1/67 BB [UK: N/R] | |
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Grizzly Bear | Corbitt | 2:20 |
All Over The World (La-La) | Corbitt | 3:14 |
Statesboro Blues | McTell | 2:18 |
Get Together | Powers | 4:39 |
One Note Man | Arnaldi | 2:24 |
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The Other Side Of This Life | Neil | 2:28 |
Tears Are Falling | Young | 2:25 |
Four In The Morning | Remaily | 2:51 |
Foolin' Around (The Waltz) | Wien-Young | 2:50 |
Ain't That Lovin' You, Baby | Reed | 2:39 |
CC Rider | Hurt | 2:37 |
Note: After Get Together became a hit in 1969, RCA recovered, retitled and reissued the record—reached #131 on 11/1/69 (see last notes)
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Merry-Go-Round¹ / Foolin' Around Collins-Pappalardi (2:18) / Wien-Young (2:50) RCA Victor 9142, 3/67 |
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Euphoria / The Wine Song Remaily (2:17) / Young (2:44) RCA Victor 9222, 5/67 |
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Get Together / All My Dreams Blue Powers (4:37) / Young (3:17) RCA Victor 9264, 7/67 BB This release went nowhere, but two years later... |
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Earth Music |
RCA Victor LSP-3865 | |
10/67 [UK: N/R] | |
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Euphoria | Remaily | 2:15 |
All My Dreams Blue | Young | 3:17 |
Monkey Business | Berry | 2:49 |
Dreamer's Dream | Corbitt-Levinger | 3:35 |
Sugar Babe | Lomax, arr Youngbloods | 2:08 |
Long And Tall | Young | 4:05 |
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I Can Tell | Willis | 4:29 |
Don't Play Games | Corbitt | 2:12 |
The Wine Song | Young | 2:42 |
Fool Me | Levinger | 2:57 |
Reason To Believe | Hardin | 2:25 |
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Fool Me / I Can Tell Levinger (2:57) / Willis (4:29) RCA Victor 9360, 10/67 |
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Quicksand² / Dreamer's Dream Young (2:37) / Corbitt-Levinger (3:36) RCA Victor 9422, 1/68 |
Jerry Corbitt quits during recording of Elephant's Mountain to go solo
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5/5/68: Casablanca Club, Allesley |
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Northern California Folk-Rock Festival(5/18, 19/68) |
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The Sky River Rock Festival and Lighter Than Air Fair(8/31-9/1/68) |
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Darkness, Darkness / On Sir Francis Drake³ Young (3:43) / Levinger (3:00) RCA 0129, 3/69 |
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Elephant Mountain |
RCA Victor LSP-4150 | |
4/69 BB [UK: 5/69] | |
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Darkness, Darkness | Young | 3:51 |
Smug | Young | 2:13 |
On Sir Francis Drake | Levinger | 6:44 |
Sunlight | Young | 3:07 |
Double Sunlight | Bauer-Levinger-Young | :41 |
Beautiful | Young | 3:49 |
Turn It Over | Bauer-Levinger-Young | :15 |
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Rain Song (Don't Let The Rain Bring You Down) | Collins-Corbitt-Pappalardi | 3:13 |
Trillium | Bauer-Levinger-Young | 3:08 |
Quicksand† | Young | 2:37 |
Black Mountain Breakdown | Bauer-Levinger-Young | :40 |
Sham† | Young | 2:44 |
Ride The Wild | Young | 6:37 |
Note: Tracks marked † were recorded in NY in 1967; rest in LA the next year
By the way, that mountain? It's in Marin County and the actual name is Black Mountain—Elephant is a local appellation.
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Northern California Folk-Rock Festival(5/23/69) |
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Get Together / Beautiful Powers (4:37) / Young (3:42) RCA Victor 9752, 6/69 T20 Re-released and became a hit after Dan Ingram of WABC used the song for a PSA and it generated listener requests. |
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Seattle Pop Festival(7/25, 27/69) |
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Corbitt |
Polydor 24-4003 | |
9/69 [UK: 1/70] | |
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Let The Music Come Inside | Corbitt | 2:10 |
Out Of The Question | Corbitt-Heald | 4:40 |
Country Girl | Corbitt | 1:37 |
Delight In Your Love | Corbitt | 3:14 |
Queen Of England | Stevens | 1:48 |
The Psong | Corbitt-Stevens | 3:03 |
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I Love You All | Corbitt-Stevens | 2:12 |
The Rain Song | Collins-Pappalardi | 2:24 |
Banned In Boston | Morier | 3:16 |
Tribulations | Garthwaite | 1:55 |
Kahuna Song | Corbitt | 2:58 |
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New Orleans Pop Festival(8/31, 9/1/69) |
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Sunlight / Trillium Young (3:07) / Bauer-Levinger-Young (3:08) RCA Victor 0270, 11/69 |
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I Love You All / Let The Music Come Inside Corbitt-Stevens (2:12) / Corbitt (2:10) Polydor PD 2-14016, 12/69 |
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Zabriskie Point(2/9/70) |
One track on the soundtrack album |
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Two Trips |
Mercury SR-61273 | |
4/70 [UK: N/R] | |
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Hey Babe | Corbitt | 2:37 |
Sometimes | Young | 2:45 |
Rider | Young | 3:10 |
Another Strange Town | Young | 2:40 |
No More Pain | - | 2:30 |
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Nobody's Dirty Business | Hurt | 2:25 |
Summer Rain | Young | 2:26 |
Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? | Gorney-Harburg | 2:13 |
Walkin' Off The Blues | Young | 2:45 |
Doc Geiger | Paulovic | 2:30 |
Lullabye | Young | 2:45 |
Note: Material recorded in 1967, side two is stuff from Jesse's Young Blood album
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Peace Song¹ / Pretty In The Fair¹ Young (4:32) / Young (2:14) Warner Bros 7404, 6/70 according to 45cat, this was the first Raccoon release, although not noted on label |
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Strawberry Fields Festival(8/7/70) |
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The Best Of The Youngbloods![]() RCA Victor LSP-4399, 8/70 BB [UK: N/R] no unique tracks |
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Rock Festival |
Racoon #1 (WS-1878) | |
9/70 BB [UK: 12/70] | |
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It's A Lovely Day | Young | 2:35 |
Faster All The Time | Levinger | 3:55 |
Prelude | Bauer-Levinger-Young | 1:01 |
On Beautiful Lake Spenard | Levinger | 4:56 |
Josiane | Young | 5:25 |
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Sea Cow Boogie | Bauer-Levinger-Young | :22 |
Fiddler A Dram | arr Levinger | 5:12 |
Misty Roses | Hardin | 4:05 |
Interlude | Bauer-Levinger-Young | 2:12 |
Peepin' 'N' Hidin' (Baby What You Want Me To Do) | Reed | 5:06 |
Ice Bag | Bauer-Levinger-Young | 2:22 |
Note: Recorded at the The Family Dog on The Great Highway, SF (3/29/70), Provo Park, Berkeley (5/19/70), University of
Santa Clara (4/18/70), Euphoria, San Rafael (7/19/70), Pacific High Recording, SF (7/21/70), Barn, Marshall (4/16/70)
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Hippie From Olema¹ / Misty Roses Levinger (2:55) / Hardin (4:11) Raccoon/Warner Bros 7445 (Raccoon S3), 12/70 A-side states: Recorded live in San Francisco |
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Sunlight / Reasons To Believe Young (3:07) / Hardin (2:24) RCA Victor 0465, 4/71 |
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Moonset |
Raccoon #3 (WS-1901) | |
4/71 [UK: N/R] | |
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Explosion† | Bauer-Kane-Levinger | 0:21 |
Five Ten† | Bauer-Kane-Levinger | 5:10 |
Old Shoe† | Bauer-Kane-Levinger | 5:30 |
Cat Gone† | Bauer-Kane-Levinger | 1:48 |
Moonset‡ | Bauer-Gregg-Levinger | 5:28 |
Frogs | - | 1:00 |
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Swallows | Bauer-Levinger-Swallow | 1:24 |
Pelicans | Bauer-Levinger-Swallow | 9:00 |
Earthquake Blues | Anderson-Bauer-Levinger-Swallow | 8:30 |
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Jerry Corbitt |
Capitol ST-771 | |
5/71 [UK: 9/71] | |
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Country Boy Blues | Corbitt | 3:39 |
Burning In Your Love Light* | Corbitt | 3:27 |
Georgia | Daniels | 3:13 |
Till You Come Back Home Again | Young | 3:19 |
Pain* | Daniels | 3:25 |
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John Deere Tractor | Hammond | 4:14 |
Load On* | Corbitt | 3:40 |
Happy Times* | Corbitt | 3:34 |
Canada | Silverman | 2:56 |
Get On Back To The Land | Corbitt | 2:00 |
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Country Boy Blues / Pain Corbitt (3:39) / Daniels (3:25) Capitol 3137, 7/71 |
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Sunlight![]() RCA Victor LSP-4561, 7/71 [UK: N/R] no unique tracks |
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Ride The Wind |
Racoon #4 (BS-2563) | |
7/71 BB [UK: 12/71] | |
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Ride The Wind | Young | 9:10 |
Sugar Babe | Young | 2:52 |
Sunlight | Young | 6:17 |
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The Dolphin | Neil | 7:47 |
Get Together | Powers | 4:17 |
Beautiful | Young | 6:10 |
Note: Recorded live at the Fillmore East, 11/26,28,29/69
RCA Victor released this album in Feb '71, but it was withdrawn also immediately. The last note shows the different back cover.
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Medicine Ball Caravan(8/25/71) |
Woodstock on a bus—ends in London |
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Sky River Rock Festival & Lighter Than Air Fair(8/28-9/8/71) |
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The Satsop River Fair And Tin Cup Races(9/3-6/71) |
Michael Kane joins on bass, freeing up Jesse.
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It's A Lovely Day / Ice Bag Young (2:35) / Bauer-Levinger-Young (2:22) Raccoon/Warner Bros 7499 (Raccoon S4), 9/71 |
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Good And Dusty |
Racoon #9 (BS-2566) | |
11/71 BB [UK: ?/72] | |
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Stagger Lee | Price-Logan | 3:15 |
That's How Strong My Love Is | Jamison | 4:47 |
Willie And The Hand Jive | Long-Lightborn | 3:09 |
Circus Face | Miller | 3:01 |
Hippie From Olema #5 | Levinger | 2:01 |
Good & Dusty | Bauer-Kane-Levinger-Young | 1:29 |
Let The Good Times Roll | Lee | 3:47 |
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Drifting And Drifting | Young | 4:14 |
Pontiac Blues | Williamson | 3:57 |
Moonshine Is The Sunshine | Cain | 3:47 |
Will The Circle Be Unbroken | Arr Bauer-Kane-Levinger-Young | 3:20 |
I'm A Hog For You Baby | Leiber-Stoller | 3:32 |
Light Shine | Young | 3:44 |
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One more (mostly) oldies album, High On A Ridge Top in 1972. Jesse off to a grand solo career; other three formed Noggin, which lasted about a year. |