Mad Dogs & the Englishmen

[dbrinkm1]

Bought this tape in the PX at Ft. Sam Houston in 1971 while in Corpsman and OR Tech. Schools. Played it constantly in the barracks .What memories...good and ...later bad.... casualties...Peace !

[yahoo9439]

I used to listen to this album with my mom when It first came out. My mom listened to alot of Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, Jimi Hendrix, and Janis Joplin. This genre of music can never be matched by any band of musicians today. You can call it Classic Rock if you want to, we used to call it Rock and Soul. I love you mom, R.I.P.

[TheTrigger900]

@yahoo9439 ME AND MY MOM TO, BACK IN 1969- 1970. WE HAD SOME COOL MAMA,S I WOULD SAY . LOVE AND PEACE.

[MAYINSANTI]

I received this album as a gift for my 14 birthday in 1972,from my aunt Raquel...sadly i lost her and the album a few years later.

[KarenLowe1]

This has got to be one of my favorite albums ever!

[eromadrol]

@KarenLowe1 Same for me !...

[48clapton]

sweet. dear!

[sportsaddict1942]

Great intro,Joe rocked back in the day.

[laaxe]

I've been looking for the intro of this album for a few years! Jim Gordon (the drummer) was one of the most talented percussionists ever!

The first 1:45 seconds (shit, the whole piece) just fills my heart with happiness!

My heart is with you, Jim! Thanks.

[doobiebrother2]

this is a bunch of songs mixed together

[liminha09]

what name of this music???

[57highland]

@liminha09 -- Various songs from the 1970 tour of "ze Mad Dogs, ze Englishmen, and Joe Cockair !"

[sks409]

awesome!!! my mom and dad would play this back in the day when I was just a kid.