One of fans' favorite Three Dog Night albums, HARMONY contains two of the group's biggest hits, "Never Been to Spain"--their second hit written by Hoyt Axton, after "Joy to the World"--and the gently swinging "Old-Fashioned Love Song." Unlike some Three Dog Night albums, however, HARMONY has album tracks that actually eclipse the hit singles. Foremost among these are a sweetly soulful version of Stevie Wonder's "Never Dreamed You'd Leave Me in Summer," and a rave-up on Moby Grape's rocker "Murder in My Heart For the Judge." Of the originals, the quirky "My Impersonal Life" is an oddball gem that sounds oddly like early Chicago, and the closing "Intro-Poem: Mistakes and Illusions" sounds disturbingly like the Moody Blues, complete with portentous narration.
Disc 1: Never Been To Spain My Impersonal Life Old Fashioned Love Song Never Dreamed Youd Leave Me In Summer Jam You Night In The City Murder In My Heart For The Judge Family Of Man, The Intro-Poem: Mistakes & Illusions