For many, 1967’s “Electric Music For The Mind And Body” is the premier, defining moment when the attitude and philosophies of the emergent 1960s counter-culture were actually matched by what was in the grooves. The rabble-rousing element of much of Country Joe & the Fish’s subsequent career – the Fish Cheer, Woodstock and their sarcastic musical stance – obscured the fact that the group was responsible for some of the most evocative and striking sounds associated not just with their native San Francisco Bay Area, but the entire late 60s rock movement. More importantly, over the years, “Electric Music” has transcended the era of its creation and remains a truly bold and powerful musical statement.
- A1 Flying High
- A2 Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine
- A3 Death Sound Blues
- A4 Happiness Is A Porpoise Mouth
- A5 Section 43
- B1 Super Bird
- B2 Sad And Lonely Times
- B3 Love
- B4 Bass Strings
- B5 The Masked Marauder
- B6 Grace
